Ukraine strikes Russian shadow tanker off Libya in first Mediterranean attack
Ukraine says it attacked a Russian shadow fleet tanker off Libya with drones, causing critical damage, in the first such Mediterranean strike.
Ukraine says it attacked a Russian shadow fleet tanker off Libya with drones, causing critical damage, in the first such Mediterranean strike.
US Senate votes down war powers resolution after Republicans flip, giving Trump free rein on Venezuela despite concerns.
British and allied troops tested AI-driven drones, sensors and unmanned vehicles at Fort Irwin, with commanders vowing humans still make the kill decisions.
Andy Burnham has refused to commit to spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030, risking alienating Donald Trump and undermining UK-US security relationship.
US President Donald Trump announces an additional 5,000 troops for Poland, reversing a recent halt, as Nato ministers prepare to meet.
FBI Director Kash Patel fires agent Steven Friend over conspiracy theories and threats, marking the second dismissal in four years.
UK and EU explore renewed defence talks after Safe fund collapse, with Starmer seeking closer ties.
Two people, including an Iranian man, charged over alleged attempt to enter HM Naval Base Clyde, home to UK's Trident nuclear submarines.
A military mother tells Speaker Mike Johnson her children could die if service members' pay stops during the government shutdown.
Ukrainian officials say 5,000 Russian troops are cut off on a Dnipro island, facing starvation and relentless drone strikes.
Russia's Leningrad region recruits reservists to guard oil ports from drones, as Moscow warns European countries over involvement in Ukraine.
Nato jets scrambled after a drone flew near Vilnius, prompting Lithuania to issue an air danger warning and urge residents to shelter. The drone's origin remains unconfirmed.
Britain has been warned Iranian sleeper cells are 'waiting to carry out an attack' for its support of US strikes on Iran, as the terror threat level remains severe.
The Queen and PM lead tributes to 453 British service personnel killed in Afghanistan, marking the end of the 13-year military operation.
Trump spoke at the House GOP retreat, touting achievements, predicting midterm success, and mocking transgender weightlifters despite a thin majority.
Ronald Koeman fears Arsenal's Jurrien Timber will miss the World Cup, but expects Memphis Depay to be fit. Netherlands face Japan, Sweden and Tunisia in Group F.
Trump announces 5,000 additional US troops for Poland, reversing a recent halt, citing ties with President Nawrocki.
Female troops can now use free sanitary products across military bases, five years after a 2021 report, as the MoD faces fresh criticism over women in uniform.
UK and France sign trilateral declaration to establish military hubs in Ukraine after ceasefire, but Russia opposes any Nato deployment.
A diary by Chinese officer Lam Ping-yu, found in a Hong Kong flat, reveals his D-Day experiences aboard HMS Ramillies.
Pentagon investigates Senator Mark Kelly for telling troops to refuse illegal orders; Trump calls it sedition.
Israel and Iran step back from conflict after Trump's call for immediate ceasefire, but fragile peace remains threatened by regional tensions.
Red Arrows perform New York flypast as US marks 250 years of independence, with royal congratulations and a heatwave affecting events.
FAA warns US pilots of potential risks in eastern Pacific for 60 days due to military activities and GPS interference, covering Mexico, Central America and South America.
Prince Harry reveals shock at veterans' mental health stories, urges support and highlights positive outcomes at King's College conference.
Greens urge Australia to halt F-35 parts to Israel-linked supply chain; government denies weapon exports and cites misinformation.
Cyber-attack on MoD-linked contractor exposes data of Afghans in resettlement scheme, affecting up to 3,700 people.
Afghan refugee pleads not guilty to murder and assault charges over National Guard shooting that killed one soldier and wounded another in Washington DC.
Human rights groups accuse Home Office of abandoning thousands of Afghan staff, including teachers and translators, a year after Kabul evacuation.
Nigerian Air Force airstrikes in Borno killed more than 40 militants and destroyed canoes, foiling an attack on Baga town and Lake Chad area.