Russian Hackers Exploit Routers for Espionage, UK Agency Warns
UK warns Russian hackers are exploiting internet routers for espionage, urging vigilance and updates.
Category : Defence
UK Trident Warheads Made in Berkshire, Not Leased from US
Fact check: UK Trident warheads are made in Berkshire, not leased from the US. Missiles are US-built but warheads are UK-manufactured.
Trump Threatens to Withdraw US Troops from Italy and Spain
Trump threatens to withdraw US troops from Italy and Spain after criticising Nato allies over Iran war stance.
SpaceX Launches Most Powerful Starship Yet in Key Moon Test
SpaceX launches its most powerful Starship yet in a key test for NASA's moon programme, successfully deploying mock satellites despite engine issues.
UK joins European allies in low-cost drone defence project
Five European nations, including the UK, launch a joint programme to develop low-cost drone defences, leveraging Ukrainian expertise and aiming to bolster NATO's shield.
Military horses bolt through London again after three break loose
Three military horses bolted through central London on Monday, the second such incident in three months, after being spooked by a bus.
Healey Refuses to Rule Out Iran's Ability to Strike UK, Cites NATO Defence
Defence Secretary John Healey refuses to rule out Iran's ability to strike UK, while Trump criticises UK carriers. Government grants £100m to reopen CO2 plant amid Iran crisis.
French Navy Seizes Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker in Atlantic with UK Support
French navy seizes Russian shadow fleet tanker Tagor in Atlantic with UK support, Macron says ship was violating sanctions.
Nato Simulates Russian Attack from Disused London Tube Station
Nato simulates Russian attack from disused London Tube station, testing electronic warfare and drone capabilities amid warnings of limited preparation time.
US Admiral Warns Australia May Not Get Aukus Nuclear Subs Without Doubling Shipbuilding
US Admiral Daryl Caudle warns that Australia cannot receive Aukus nuclear submarines unless the US doubles its shipbuilding rate, citing current production shortfalls.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 254 in Lebanon Despite Truce
Israeli airstrikes kill 254 in Lebanon, largest attack since war began, despite reported ceasefire. Hezbollah not included in truce, says Israel.
B-52 Bomber Crashes in California Desert After Takeoff
A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California's Mojave Desert. Emergency crews are responding, and injuries are unclear.
Explosion at South Korean Defence Firm Kills Five, Injures Two
Explosion at Hanwha Aerospace in Daejeon kills five, injures two; cause unknown, area is security facility.
Moscow Shuts Down Airports and Mobile Signals Ahead of Victory Day Parade
Moscow tightens security for Victory Day parade amid Ukrainian drone fears, shutting airports and mobile signals.
US Marines Deployed to Los Angeles Amid Immigration Protests
Pentagon deploys 700 US Marines to Los Angeles amid immigration protests, sparking criticism from state officials.
Ukraine Breaches Russian First Defence Line Near Zaporizhzhia, General Says
Ukraine breaks Russia's first defensive line near Zaporizhzhia; general expects faster gains against weaker second line.
Trump Accuses Iran of Stalling Peace Deal to ‘Outwait’ Him Until US Midterms
Trump accuses Iran of stalling peace talks to wait out US midterms, warns of military action if no deal, and links agreement to Abraham Accords expansion.
UK Defence Secretary Insists Nation Safe from Iranian Missile Threat
UK Defence Secretary John Healey assures Commons that Britain is safe from Iranian missile threats, citing layered defences and Nato alliances.
UK Defence Secretary Flies to Cyprus After Drone Strike on RAF Base
UK defence secretary visits Cyprus after drone strike on RAF base, prompting diplomatic tensions and evacuation of families.
No Watch Towers Planned for New Thames Security Fence, Lords Told
Parliament denies plans for watch towers at House of Lords amid row over new security fence, citing balanced design and security concerns.
Israeli Arms Sales Surge Despite Global Criticism
Israeli arms exports hit record $15bn in 2024, doubling in five years despite criticism over Gaza war. Companies like Massivit pivot to military production.
US Navy Secretary Replaced Amid Iran Blockade Crisis
John Phelan removed as US Navy Secretary amid Iran blockade crisis; Hung Cao appointed acting secretary.
Trump's border wall plans spark confusion and opposition in Big Bend
Trump's border wall plans in Texas's Big Bend region face bipartisan opposition over environmental and economic concerns.
RAF Poseidon Boosts Search and Rescue in Northern Ireland
RAF Poseidon aircraft boosts Northern Ireland search and rescue in joint exercise with Coastguard and RNLI.
Russian Jet's 'Dangerous' Near Miss with RAF Spy Plane Condemned by UK
UK condemns Russian Su-27 jet's near miss with RAF spy plane over Black Sea, calling it dangerous and unacceptable.
Reeves' Defence Refusal Unforgivable After Healey Quits
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash after Defence Secretary John Healey resigns over her refusal to fund defence, leaving UK vulnerable.
Red Arrows Dazzle UK with Spectacular Flypasts for Trump State Visit
Red Arrows perform flypast over Windsor Castle for Donald Trump's UK state visit, with further events planned at Chequers.
Two Thai Air Force Pilots Killed in Training Plane Crash
Two Thai Air Force pilots killed in AT-6TH Wolverine crash during training mission near Chiang Mai; cause under investigation.
RAF Typhoons Scrambled Over Russian Drone Threat on Nato Border
RAF Typhoons scrambled in Romania after Russian drone fragments damage property near Nato border, amid rising tensions.
MoD Has Lost Track of Veterans on Recall List, Says Defence Adviser
MoD has lost track of 95,000 veterans in strategic reserve, says former defence secretary George Robertson, warning of 'corrosive complacency'.
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