UK awards £120m contract for Advanced Telescopic Sights
This contract, placed by the Dismounted Close Combat project team, is designed to enhance the operational effectiveness of British Army assault rifles in low light and difficult conditions.
British forces prepare for ‘large-scale ground combat’
NATO's Joint Force Command and U.S. Army Europe and Africa concluded a ten day exercise aimed at simulating large-scale ground combat operations.
British Army’s toughest patrols test turns 65
Exercise Cambrian Patrol, renowned as the British Army’s toughest patrols test, marks its 65th anniversary this year.
UK explores possible future where Russia wins, China leads
The Ministry of Defence's new Global Strategic Trends: Out to 2055 explores various future scenarios, including one where Russia wins in Ukraine and China emerges as the dominant global power.
NCSC issues advisory on China-Linked botnet threat
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre, along with international partners, has issued a joint advisory warning about a China-linked cyber campaign.
Teenager arrested after Transport for London cyber attack
A 17-year-old male from Walsall has been arrested by the National Crime Agency in relation to a cyber security attack on Transport for London (TfL) that occurred on 1 September.
British Army too small to meet commitments, Lords warn
A new report from the House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee warns that the size of the British Army is inadequate to meet NATO commitments and sustain large-scale conflict.
MoD details progress on service accommodation upgrades
Lord Coaker outlined significant progress in the renovation and refurbishment of both Service Family Accommodation and Single Living Accommodation.
Britain speeding up artillery delivery to Ukraine
The new UK Government is set to exceed its initial promise of delivering 12 AS90 artillery guns to Ukraine within 100 days of taking office, with a total of 16 units now scheduled for delivery.
US approves sales of hundreds of Javelins to Bulgaria
The US State Department has approved a potential a sale to Bulgaria of Javelin missiles and related equipment, with an estimated total cost of $114 million.
