US Rescues Second Crew Member of Downed F-15E Fighter Jet from Iran
US commandos rescue second crew member of downed F-15E in Iran; Trump threatens bombing if Strait of Hormuz not reopened.
Category : Defence
Drones Spotted Near Zelenskyy's Flight Path During Dublin Visit
Five drones were spotted near Zelenskyy's flight path during his Dublin visit, triggering a security alert. No danger to the aircraft was reported.
Trump Confirms Secret Sonic Weapon Used in Venezuela Raid
Trump admits using secret sonic weapon in Venezuela raid, causing nosebleeds and vomiting. Russia demands details.
UK Defence Firms 'Bleeding Cash' Amid Delayed Spending Plan
UK defence firms face paralysis and cash flow issues due to delayed defence investment plan, risking investment to Germany and US.
Putin Unleashes Night of Hell on Kyiv with Missile and Drone Attack
Putin launches seven-hour missile and drone attack on Kyiv, wounding ten, as Russia targets multiple Ukrainian cities amid failed ceasefire efforts.
Fuel Rationing Not Ruled Out As Iran War Pressures Oil Markets
Australian government considered fuel rationing as worst-case scenario during Iran war, as IEA warns oil markets will enter 'red zone' by August.
CIA Confirms Suspect in Washington DC National Guard Shooting Had Ties to Agency
CIA confirms suspect in Washington DC national guard shooting had ties to agency; two victims named; FBI investigates as terrorism.
UK Authorises Armed Forces to Board Russian Oil Tankers in British Waters
UK authorises armed forces to board Russian oil tankers in British waters to combat shadow fleet evading sanctions, with seized oil proceeds to fund Ukraine.
Canada Picks Saab for Arctic Patrol in Shift from US Suppliers
Canada selects Saab's GlobalEye for Arctic patrol, reducing reliance on US defence firms amid shifting alliances.
Trump Slams Starmer Over UK Airbase Delay For Iran Strikes
Trump slams Starmer over UK delay in allowing US use of airbases for Iran strikes and criticises Chagos Islands deal.
Digital Veteran Cards Roll Out to Test UK Government's ID Scheme
UK launches digital veteran card as test for broader digital ID scheme, aiming to ease privacy concerns amid opposition.
Putin's Nuclear Burevestnik Missile: What We Know About Its 'Unlimited Range' and Threat to UK Citie
Russia tests nuclear-powered Burevestnik missile with unlimited range, capable of evading defences and threatening UK cities.
Iranian Drones Cause Chaos Across Middle East, US Develops Counter-Drone Laser
Iran launches over 2,000 cheap drones across Middle East, causing chaos. US develops laser system to cut interception costs by 90%.
US Soldiers Missing in Morocco: 600-Person Search Underway
Over 600 personnel search for two US soldiers missing off Morocco's coast during African Lion exercises.
Colombian President Criticises Donated US Aircraft After Deadly Crash
Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticises donated US military aircraft after crash kills 66 soldiers, calling them 'crappy gifts'.
Rugby Player Paralyzed After 'Reckless' Tackle Wins High Court Claim
Dani Czernuszka wins high court claim against Natasha King for reckless tackle that left her paralysed.
Iranian Man Arrested at UK Nuclear Submarine Base in Scotland
Two people, including an Iranian man, arrested after trying to enter Faslane nuclear submarine base in Scotland; espionage not ruled out.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Missile Ship in Caspian Sea
Ukraine strikes Russian missile ship in Caspian Sea; Zelenskyy hails long-range attack; Gripen jet deal progress; Russia threatens diplomats ahead of Victory Day.
Paralysed Marine Sues MoD for £8m Over Beach Dive Accident
Royal Marine Spencer Vaughan sues MoD for £8m after diving accident in Gran Canaria left him paralysed.
Two Army Officers Charged Over Handling of Jaysley Beck Sexual Assault Case
Two British army officers face court martial over handling of Jaysley Beck sexual assault case; mother criticises army response.
Australia to Deploy Wedgetail to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Australia will deploy an E-7A Wedgetail surveillance aircraft to join a UK-France led mission to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Defence Minister Richard Marles not ruling out further contributions.
Germany Requires Army Permission for Men to Leave Country
Germany's new military law requires men aged 17-45 to get army permission for stays abroad over three months, sparking uproar.
Ex-Nato Commanders' Chilling WW3 Nuclear Warning
Putin allies threaten 20-year war and nuclear use as 'good' scenario at Russian Davos forum.
King Leads Nation In Remembrance Sunday Ceremony
King Charles leads Remembrance Sunday tributes at the Cenotaph, joined by royals, politicians, and veterans honouring fallen soldiers.
US Military Bases in the Middle East Mapped After Attack on Iran
Mapping of key US military bases in the Middle East following a US-Israel attack on Iran, including facilities in Qatar, Kuwait, UAE, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan.
Trump Reportedly Considers Buying Chagos Islands from Mauritius
Trump reportedly considers buying Chagos Islands from Mauritius to secure Diego Garcia base, amid stalled UK sovereignty plans.
MoD Identifies 13 Potential Sites for New UK Munitions Factories
MoD reveals 13 potential UK sites for new munitions factories under £6bn programme, including Grangemouth and Teesside, amid Nato rearmament.
UK Forces Seize Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker in Channel
UK forces seize Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in English Channel, delivering blow to Putin's war funding.
Germany’s Military Ambitions Face Reality Check
Germany's new chancellor Friedrich Merz vows military expansion and unlimited Ukraine aid, but faces political hurdles and Russian criticism over Taurus missiles.
Growing Opposition to Secretive Pine Gap Base
Protests against Pine Gap base near Alice Springs highlight concerns over Australia's complicity in alleged crimes abroad.
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