Ukraine’s Drone Campaign Sparks Fuel Crisis 3,500km Behind Russian Lines
Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries have caused fuel shortages, with Putin acknowledging problems as over a fifth of refining capacity is knocked offline.
Category : Defence
US Accuses China of 'Massively' Expanding Nuclear Arsenal
US accuses China of massively expanding nuclear arsenal and conducting secret tests, rejecting Beijing's denials and calling for new arms control talks.
Poland railway blast 'unprecedented act of sabotage', says Tusk
Polish PM calls railway explosion an act of sabotage; second incident reported; investigations link to foreign intelligence.
Aukus Allies to Develop Underwater Drones to Protect Undersea Cables
Aukus allies announce underwater drone project to protect undersea cables; Australia to buy secondhand US submarines.
Democrats Urge Pentagon to Release Video of Drug Boat Strike
US Democrats demand Pentagon release video of second strike on alleged drug boat, amid accusations of unlawful killings.
UK Medics Help Ukrainian Amputee Veterans Recover in Kyiv
British military medics assist Ukrainian amputee veterans at a Kyiv centre, providing rehab and innovative treatments for those injured in the war.
US Airstrike Survivors Killed in Second Attack After Clinging to Wreckage for an Hour
Video shows two unarmed survivors of US airstrike on drug boat killed in second attack after clinging to wreckage for an hour.
Suspect in Washington DC National Guard Shooting Had CIA Links, Agency Confirms
Suspect in DC National Guard shooting had CIA ties; two guards ambushed; one dead, one critical. FBI investigates as terrorism.
Pete Hegseth Vows to End 'Woke' Culture in US Military
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth attacks 'woke' military culture, fat-shames troops, and announces new media restrictions amid security breach controversy.
Putin likely approved missile that downed MH17, investigators say
Investigators say Putin likely approved supply of missile that downed MH17, but lack conclusive evidence to prosecute.
Russian Forces Attempt to Breach Ukrainian Defences North of Kharkiv
Russian forces attack north of Kharkiv, opening a new front; Ukraine repels initial assaults; US announces $400M aid package.
British Army Officer Dies in Live Firing Training Incident Probed
British Army Capt Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, dies during live fire training at Otterburn in Northumberland; MoD confirms investigation.
Russian Jets Violate Nato Airspace Near Lithuania
Lithuania reports two Russian aircraft entered its airspace; Nato scrambles fighters. Russia denies incursion.
Intelligence Report Warns Climate Crisis Poses Severe Threat to UK National Security
JIC report warns climate crisis threatens UK national security with food shortages and economic disaster; report delayed amid fears of suppression.
Man fined for wearing fake admiral uniform at Remembrance Sunday event
Jonathan Carley, 65, fined £500 for wearing fake Royal Navy admiral uniform without permission at Remembrance Sunday event in Llandudno.
Russia Fires Hypersonic Oreshnik Missile at Ukraine in Revenge Attack
Russia launches hypersonic Oreshnik missile at Ukraine in massive overnight strike, Kyiv dismisses retaliation claim as absurd
Tribunal: Secrecy on UK Military Civilian Casualties Risks Public Confidence
A tribunal finds UK secrecy on civilian harm in military campaigns risks public confidence, following Airwars FOI case.
UK commits £200m to prepare troops for possible Ukraine deployment
UK allocates £200m for possible troop deployment to Ukraine amid Russian missile strikes and international condemnation.
Albanese fails to seal defence treaty with Papua New Guinea
Australian PM Anthony Albanese leaves PNG without signing defence treaty, delaying strategy to counter China's Pacific influence.
Kyiv Residents Show Defiance After Mass Air Attack
At least 21 killed in Russian strikes on Kyiv as residents show defiance. Apartment block collapse, 17 dead, including four children. Attack follows failed Trump-Putin summit.
British and French jets strike Islamic State underground facility in Syria
UK and France conduct joint airstrike on Islamic State underground weapons store near Palmyra, Syria, using guided bombs.
Report Reveals MI5 Protected IRA Killer Freddie Scappaticci
Operation Kenova report reveals MI5 allowed IRA agent Freddie Scappaticci to murder for decades before helping him flee to England.
Warfare Changing Faster Than Ever, Says Defence Secretary in Wales Deal
Defence Secretary John Healey announces £50m Wales defence growth deal, stressing need for uncrewed tech as warfare evolves fastest in history.
Israeli strikes kill 10 in Lebanon, including paramedics and child
Israeli airstrikes kill 10 in Lebanon, including a child and six paramedics; ceasefire violations continue amid ongoing hostilities.
North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missiles from Train in Latest Show of Force
North Korea test-fired ballistic missiles from a train for the first time, as both Koreas display military might amid stalled nuclear talks.
Russian Drone Strike Hits Ukrainian Grain Port Near Romania
Russian drone strike damages grain stores at Ukrainian Danube port Izmail near Romania, destroying 40,000 tonnes of grain destined for Africa, China and Israel.
Russia Suspends Sea of Azov Shipping After Ukrainian Drone Onslaught
Ukrainian drone strikes on 90 vessels force Russia to suspend Sea of Azov shipping, targeting oil refineries and Crimea infrastructure.
UK unprepared for attack, MPs warn as new arms factories planned
MPs say UK lacks plan to defend itself; government announces 13 new munitions factories and drone plants to boost readiness.
Ukraine Hits Moscow with 390 Drones Before Trump Talks
Ukraine launched 390 drones at Moscow in a ten-hour attack, as President Zelensky prepares to meet US President Trump to demand more air defences.
Ukraine war briefing: Drone expo organiser remanded; Zelenskyy to US
A Ukrainian court remanded the organiser of a drone expo hit by Russia in an attack that killed 11; Zelenskyy heads to Washington for meetings and a funeral.
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