Zarah Sultana’s NATO stance doesn’t add up
Zarah Sultana’s call for Britain to quit NATO while Ukraine fights for survival isn’t radical or brave, it’s incoherent and shows a complete failure to grasp how deterrence and reality work.
American tanks ‘open fire’ in large numbers in Bulgaria
American M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks from the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, have carried out live-fire accuracy testing at the Novo Selo Training Area in Bulgaria as part of ongoing NATO training operations.
UK unveils defence education drive
The government has outlined a series of new education and training initiatives aimed at strengthening defence skills, supporting university partnerships, and expanding youth engagement through the Combined Cadet Force (CCF).
MOD outlines procurement reforms and pledges SME action plan
The Ministry of Defence has begun implementing major procurement and acquisition reforms outlined in the Defence Industrial Strategy: Making Defence an Engine for Growth,...
UK monitoring Iran links to Western Sahara
The government has said it is monitoring alleged Iranian activity in the Western Sahara but has not seen evidence of direct Iranian support for the Polisario Front.
Ukraine reports 1,060 Russian troops killed in one day
Ukraine reported on Tuesday that an estimated 1,060 Russian personnel were killed over the past 24 hours, alongside the destruction of 108 drones.
British officers join US-led Gaza taskforce
A small number of British military planning officers have been deployed to Israel as part of a US-led multinational taskforce for post-conflict planning in Gaza.
Germany in deal for new reconnaissance vehicle
General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS) has been awarded a contract worth about €3 billion to supply the Bundeswehr with its next-generation reconnaissance vehicle, known as Luchs 2.
US Marines conduct HIMARS live fire near Mount Fuji
The exercise marked what the U.S. Marine Corps described as a significant expansion of Camp Fuji’s ability to support long-range precision fires.
Journalists outline MOD secrecy in Afghan data breach
Journalists from The Daily Mail, The Independent, and The Times submitted evidence detailing their involvement in nearly two years of secret legal proceedings that followed the 2023 leak.
