UK government to boost housing for veterans
The UK government has committed nearly £3.7 million in capital housing grants to assist 14 organisations in developing and refurbishing homes for veterans.
Russian forces suffer record casualty rates in slow gains
While Russia continues to make small gains, a senior NATO official suggested that these advances are unlikely to lead to a decisive breakthrough in the near future
International community to combat impunity for war crimes
Ambassador Van Schaack noted during a press briefing that efforts to hold Russia accountable will likely span generations, with justice initiatives continuing well into the future.
NATO urges adjusting troop numbers for attrition warfare
NATO officials have urged member nations to reassess their manpower strategies to better prepare for potential high-intensity conflicts.
John Healey reaffirms UK commitment to Ukraine
"They're fighting for the same values, the same beliefs, and the same freedoms that we prize."
NATO focus on Russia as ‘key adversary’ in new plans
NATO has reaffirmed its focus on countering Russian aggression as part of its enhanced deterrence and defence posturE.
Russian war crimes and crimes against humanity in Ukraine
Speaking to the UK Defence Journal and others, Ambassador Van Schaack revealed that war crimes have been reported in virtually every area where Russian troops are deployed in Ukraine.
Leonardo, Rheinmetall position to develop new European tank
The companies aim to become a central player in European defence vehicle development and production, pending final regulatory approvals expected by early 2025.
MoD tight-lipped on Challenger 3 project amid defence review
Conservative MP Danny Kruger sought clarity from the Ministry of Defence on how changes to the Defence spending uplift might impact the ongoing Challenger 3 programme.
New NATO Secretary General criticises Belarus
"Belarus clearly is not doing this from a position of strength. It is not helping you", Rutte told reporters at #NATO headquarters.
