The Royal Navy say that HMS Tamar, a River class Offshore Patrol Vessel, has become "the first British warship to visit the fourth smallest country on the planet in nearly 100 years" on an international goodwill mission.

The Ministry of Defence wants to "accelerate the development of autonomous Heavy Lift drones for use predominantly, but not exclusively, in the maritime domain".

Irish Examiner Defence Correspondent Sean O'Riordan examined whether or not Ireland is becoming a type of British protectorate, asking, "can we keep pretending we are neutral when experts must think it's obvious we are not?".

BAE Systems has confirmed that HMS Glasgow, the first Type 26 frigate, is set to enter the water for the first time this year.

Two more American submarines arrived on the River Clyde in Scotland this week on routine visits, marking a significant increase in allied submarine activity.

"The reported strike on Russian Black Sea Fleet HQ is the latest setback for the Black Sea Fleet in the five-month-old war against Ukraine, which included the loss of its flagship, the cruiser MOSKVA".

Search and rescue efforts have stopped after a 'man overboard' incident onboard the USS Arleigh Burke while the ship operates in the Baltic Sea.

BAE Systems has confirmed that HMS Glasgow is set to enter the water for the first time this year and has also discussed the status of the other ships in the class.

The XV Patrick Blackett will be used as a trials ship, experimenting with new technologies including drones.

HMS Lancaster has departed Portsmouth Naval Base to take part in NATO operations after a period of maintenance and upgrades.