Novichok clean-up team heads to Europe for exercise
Personnel previously involved in the 2018 Salisbury Novichok Incident clean-up are now actively participating in NATO's annual 'Toxic Trip' Exercise.
British Army engineers show why bridges win wars
"There are an awful lot of big rivers in Europe, so if we are going to keep on the move, and killing the enemy, a core part of that is getting across those big spans of water."
Troubled Ajax armoured vehicle project ‘in recovery’
Ajax’s Initial Operating Capability of a trained and deployable squadron is to be achieved between July and December 2025.
Stoltenberg in NYC: Backing Ukraine vital for NATO safety
In a conversation with former US Representative Jane Harman, Mr. Stoltenberg expressed how the Ukrainian conflict has global ramifications on security.
Ukraine tests ground combat drone ‘Ironclad’ on front lines
Ironclad is designed primarily for assault operations and front-line fire support.
UK commits to supplying more artillery shells to Ukraine
To date, the UK has supplied more than 12,000 anti-tank weapons, 300,000 rounds of artillery ammunition, thousands of missiles, self-propelled artillery, and more than 200,000 pieces of non-lethal equipment.
UK military surgeons train Ukrainian medical personnel
The instructional sessions took place in Newcastle's Freeman Hospital and Royal Victoria Infirmary.
MoD contract awarded at £88m for Next Gen Chemical Detection
The contract is centred around providing chemical detection capabilities to military personnel under 'Project BOSKER'.
UK equips Ukraine with mine disposal expertise
The training involves lessons on clearing land, trenches, bunkers, and civilian structures.
Grant Shapps accused of silencing personnel
"The Defence Secretary is silencing personnel and trying to sweep their problems under the rug", say Labour.
