SAS Chief Accused of Cover-Up Over Afghanistan Killings
Whistleblower alleges SAS chief covered up unlawful killings in Afghanistan, including shootings of children, from 2011 to 2013.
Whistleblower alleges SAS chief covered up unlawful killings in Afghanistan, including shootings of children, from 2011 to 2013.
US deploys MQ-9 Reaper drones to Nigeria for intelligence support and training, joining 200 troops already in the country.
Trump considers further Iran strikes after second day of US attacks; oil prices rise, Asian markets fall, and Iran claims missile launches at US bases in Jordan.
Trial hears statements claiming Soldier F opened fire in Glenfada Park on Bloody Sunday, where two men were killed.
US strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island target missile fortress threatening Strait of Hormuz; island fortified with underground missiles and traps.
Veterans group places billboard near Naval Base San Diego urging troops to refuse illegal orders under Trump administration.
UK refuses US permission to use RAF bases for strikes on Iranian infrastructure, risking Trump's anger and straining relations.
Australian Wedgetail crew filters intel to avoid supporting US offensive ops in Middle East, defence chief says.
John Healey resigned as Defence Secretary, warning that Britain's armed forces are underfunded despite rising threats, with no date to meet NATO's 3% GDP spending target.
Moody's study estimates Iran conflict cost US households $100bn, $750 each, as oil prices surge 35% and savings rates drop.
British soldiers join Nato exercise in Arctic Finland, training with Finnish troops for potential Russian invasion amid cold-weather conditions.
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton warns that Britain's armed forces may have to reduce training and operations if funding does not increase amid rising inflation and costs.
French troops board Russian shadow fleet tanker suspected of launching drones that closed Danish airports; two crew detained.
Irish navy spots five drones near Zelenskyy's flight path during Dublin visit; security alert triggered but no danger to aircraft.
Prosecutors to decide on murder charges for Parachute Regiment soldiers over Bloody Sunday killings in 1972.
Three soldiers killed in Japanese tank explosion during training; Japan also scraps lethal weapons export ban.
Putin faces growing elite discontent as Ukraine war falters and economy declines, but he remains determined to capture Donbas by year-end.
Finland's presidential election runoff features two hawkish candidates as the country views Russia as an existential threat, with concerns over US commitment to Nato.
Prince William jokingly suggests he may shave his beard for a moustache after seeing Army officers with the look during a visit to the Mercian Regiment.
Esther McVey criticizes Keir Starmer for staging a military intervention for publicity, while ignoring Russian shadow fleet. She also comments on Elon Musk, Vistry job cuts, and anti-monarchy protesters.
Turkish Airlines jet catches fire on landing in Kathmandu; all passengers safe, airport runway closed.
US military boards second sanctioned tanker in Indian Ocean, tracking it from the Caribbean to disrupt Venezuelan oil smuggling.
Nuclear blast map shows devastation if Russia strikes UK cities, following Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov's threats.
Poland welcomes US statements that troop reduction is temporary, with officials expressing relief and hope for continued presence.
Fiona Hill warns Russia is at war with UK, US no longer reliable ally, urging UK to become more cohesive and resilient.
Russian strikes kill seven in Ukraine overnight, with Dnipro worst hit; Odesa and Kharkiv also targeted. Over 600 drones repelled.
US judge vacates Bowe Bergdahl's desertion conviction due to military judge's undisclosed job application, citing potential conflict of interest.
At least 66 killed as Colombian Air Force Hercules C-130 crashes in Amazon after takeoff; dozens injured and four missing.
UK sends military officer to Greenland for joint Arctic operation amid US annexation threats and rising security concerns.
Congressional report reveals 42 US aircraft lost or damaged in Iran war, including F-35 and F-15s, costing billions.