Europe ‘No Longer at Peace’ with Russia, German Chancellor Warns
German Chancellor Merz says Europe is no longer at peace with Russia, as Germany pledges Baltic defence and Orbán questions Ukraine's sovereignty.
Category : Defence
NATO Jets Scrambled as Russian Bombers Near UK Coast
NATO fighter jets intercepted Russian Tu-160 nuclear-capable bombers after they flew a 16-hour mission north of Shetland, prompting the UK to scramble F-35s.
Putin Warns of 'New Level of Escalation' Over Potential US Tomahawk Missiles for Ukraine
Putin warns of escalation if US supplies Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine; US officials question feasibility; Zelenskyy warns Europe of Russian aggression.
Trump Dismisses UK Aircraft Carriers as ‘Toys’ in Latest Nato Jibe
Trump calls UK carriers 'toys' in Nato jibe over Iran; Starmer denies request for warships, focuses on Russia threat.
Royal Navy Not War Ready Until 2030 Admits First Sea Lord
First Sea Lord admits Royal Navy not ready for war until 2030, amid US criticism over lack of support in Iran conflict.
US Escalates Pressure on Cuba Amid Fears of Military Action
US charges Raúl Castro and increases military presence near Cuba, raising fears of invasion amid economic blockade and leaked drone claims.
Trump renominates Cameron Hamilton to lead Fema after firing
Trump renominates Cameron Hamilton to lead Fema after he was fired for opposing plans to abolish the agency.
Three Arrested in Grays, Essex on Suspicion of Spying for Russia
Two men and a woman arrested in Grays, Essex on suspicion of spying for Russia under the National Security Act.
Navy 'Kept Quiet' on Groping Officer, Court Hears
A former Royal Navy crewman claims the service hushed up his complaint of groping by officer Charles Howeson in 1985.
Europe in ‘most dangerous situation’ since WWII, Danish PM warns
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen warns Europe faces its most dangerous security situation since WWII, citing Russian hybrid war and drone incursions.
FPV Drones Transform Warfare on Ukraine's Frontlines
FPV drones have become ubiquitous in Ukraine, transforming warfare with aerial attacks that outrun soldiers and force tactical shifts.
UK Soldiers Treated for Hearing Issues During Ajax Armoured Vehicle Tests
UK soldiers treated for hearing problems during Ajax armoured vehicle tests; MoD says no systemic issues found.
Trump's Iran War Aims: A Shifting Target
Trump says US will soon achieve Iran war aims, but objectives have shifted since conflict began, raising questions about what winning means.
US and Ecuador Launch Joint Military Operation Against Drug Trafficking
US and Ecuador launch joint military operation against drug trafficking, with details classified. President Noboa meets US commanders to coordinate efforts.
Ghost Village Abandoned 82 Years Ago Opens 12 Days a Year
Imber, a Wiltshire village evacuated in 1943 for WWII training, opens to the public only 12 days a year, attracting thousands of visitors.
Justice Secretary Heckled at Vigil for Manchester Synagogue Attack
David Lammy heckled at vigil; six arrested; police investigate deaths of two men who stopped attacker.
Europe's Fighter Jet Programme Collapses in Franco-German Dispute
France and Germany abandon joint fighter jet project after companies fail to agree, dealing a blow to European defence cooperation.
Magnitude 4.8 Earthquake Rattles New York City Region
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake with epicentre in New Jersey rattles New York City region; no major damage reported but rare event sparks concern.
Satellite Images Reveal Extensive Damage to Russian Aircraft at Crimea Airbase
Satellite images show major damage at Crimea airbase, with at least eight Russian warplanes destroyed or damaged, raising questions about cause.
Putin Urged to Strike London in WW3 Ultimatum Over UK Missiles
Kremlin propagandist Margarita Simonyan calls for attack on London after UK builds three long-range missile prototypes for Ukraine, escalating World War Three threats.
HMS Dragon Docks for Maintenance After Water System Issue
HMS Dragon docks in eastern Mediterranean for maintenance after water system issues, remaining at high readiness.
Enniskillen Bombing Survivors Urge McGuinness to Cooperate with Police
Survivors of the 1987 Enniskillen bombing urge Martin McGuinness to cooperate with a potential new police investigation into the IRA attack that killed 11.
World War I: The Teenage Soldiers Who Answered Britain's Call
Up to 250,000 under-18s served in WWI, driven by patriotism, poverty, or adventure, often lying about age to enlist.
Iran Warns UK Bases Are Legitimate Targets in Conflict
Iran warns UK that its military bases could become legitimate targets if used for strikes against Iran, amid escalating conflict.
US Jibes at Royal Navy Uncomfortable but Have Substance, Critics Say
US officials mock Royal Navy capabilities, but UK military leaders and experts confirm readiness concerns, with First Sea Lord admitting navy not ready for war.
Philippines and Vietnam Sign Defence Pact Amid South China Sea Tensions
Philippines and Vietnam sign a defence pact to bolster cooperation amid ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
Putin's 'Meatgrinder' Tactics and Psychological Warfare Intensify in Ukraine
Putin uses psychological warfare and 'meatgrinder' tactics in Ukraine as Russia advances near Pokrovsk, with hypersonic missile threats and Trump's inauguration adding uncertainty.
Ukraine Deploys Special Forces to Defend Pokrovsk Amid Intense Russian Assault
Ukraine deploys special forces to defend Pokrovsk as Russian assault intensifies, with overnight strikes killing six, including two children.
Field Marshal Lord Guthrie, Architect of Modern UK Defence, Dies at 86
Field Marshal Lord Guthrie, former head of the British army and chief of defence staff, dies at 86. He advised Tony Blair on Kosovo and Sierra Leone interventions.
Banned UK Vapes Repurposed As Power Banks For Ukraine
Banned UK vapes are being turned into power banks for Ukrainian soldiers, using lithium batteries to charge vital frontline equipment.
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