Ex-Afghan Commandos Executed by Taliban
At least 100 former Afghan special forces members have been executed by the Taliban since their takeover, according to a damning new report. Many more remain in hiding, fearing for their lives.
Category : Defence
UK special forces, MI6 data lost in Afghan leak
A shocking breach reveals sensitive data on British special forces, MI6 operatives, and MPs was lost in an Afghan database leak. The government allegedly obtained a super-injunction to cover up the scandal.
Pentagon credit card fraud: Billions wasted
A close ally of Donald Trump has called for urgent action after revelations of widespread Pentagon credit card fraud, with billions spent at casinos and nightclubs. The scandal raises serious questions about financial oversight in the US defence departmen
Marine's son forced to wear dog collar in boot camp
A US Marine Corps veteran claims his son was subjected to humiliating treatment, including being forced to wear a dog collar, during military boot camp. The disturbing allegations have sparked outrage and calls for an investigation.
Russian soldiers killed by poisoned water in Ukraine
Dozens of Russian troops have died after consuming poisoned bottled water, in what is believed to be a covert Ukrainian sabotage operation.
'Dr Evil' Russian torturer of Ukrainian POWs exposed
Activists expose a sadistic Russian officer dubbed 'Dr Evil' for his brutal torture of Ukrainian prisoners in a grim gulag-style prison.
John Healey accused of Afghan data breach cover-up
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey faces allegations of suppressing details about a major data breach involving Afghan interpreters' personal information.
UK Govt Exposes Afghan Allies in Data Breach
A shocking data breach by the UK government has exposed the identities of Afghan allies, raising serious concerns about national security protocols.
Healey discloses secret Afghan database in Parliament
Defence Secretary John Healey faces backlash after disclosing classified details of a secret Afghan database in Parliament, despite a media blackout.
UK Govt Faces Backlash Over Afghan Data Breach
The UK government is under fire after a major data breach exposed the details of Afghan citizens who worked with British forces. Defence Secretary John Healey demands answers.
Taiwan simulates China attack in urban warfare drill
Taiwan conducts large-scale military exercises simulating a Chinese invasion, focusing on urban warfare and civilian defence strategies.
Pentagon whistleblower fired over weapons code warnings
A former SAIC employee reveals alarming flaws in Pentagon weapons systems software, leading to their dismissal after attempting to alert authorities.
NATO sends more Patriot missiles to Ukraine
NATO allies pledge additional Patriot missile systems to Ukraine as Russia intensifies attacks on civilian infrastructure, aiming to bolster Kyiv's air defences.
Putin ally urges strikes against West
A key ally of Vladimir Putin has suggested launching preemptive strikes against Western nations, accusing them of waging a 'large-scale war' against Russia. The remarks come as relations between Moscow and the West continue to deteriorate.
UK leaks Afghan evacuees' data in Pakistan hotel
Sensitive details of Afghan nationals seeking UK asylum were accidentally leaked, exposing them to potential Taliban retaliation. The breach occurred at a Pakistan hotel housing evacuees.
Ukraine War: Russia Targets Patriots, NATO Boosts Support
Latest updates on the Ukraine-Russia conflict: Russia escalates attacks on Patriot missile systems while NATO pledges stronger military aid. Key developments and frontline reports.
Ukraine intensifies drone strikes on Russian oil refineries
Ukraine escalates its drone campaign targeting Russian oil facilities, while Donald Trump controversially claims he could end the war 'in 24 hours' if re-elected.
EU arms maker linked to Gaza child deaths
Investigative report reveals how Europe's largest arms supplier fuels the Gaza conflict with components found in deadly airstrikes.
MBDA bomb parts linked to Gaza child deaths
MBDA, a European missile manufacturer, faces allegations of selling components for bombs linked to civilian casualties in Gaza, including children. Investigations reveal troubling supply chain connections.
Kallas: Europe must lead Ukraine arms support
Estonian PM Kaja Kallas asserts Europe must lead military support for Ukraine, dismissing reliance on US under potential Trump presidency.
Healey praises Daily Mail for Afghan airlifts coverage
John Healey, the Defence Secretary, has commended the Daily Mail for its ethical reporting during the critical Afghan evacuation operations, highlighting the importance of responsible journalism.
Israel conducts airstrikes in Syria amid rising tensions
Israeli forces have carried out targeted airstrikes in Syria, raising fears of a broader conflict in the region. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
UK firms woo buyers for next-gen fighter jets
British defence companies are capitalising on rising international interest in advanced fighter jets, with competitive pricing and cutting-edge technology driving sales.
US diverts ICE funds to arm foreign militaries
Exclusive investigation reveals how US taxpayer money, originally allocated for immigration enforcement, is being used to finance military operations abroad.
Shapps pressed to keep Afghan superinjunction secret
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps faces pressure to maintain a controversial superinjunction blocking details of UK military operations in Afghanistan. Critics question transparency.
Mercer accuses Jenrick of undermining Afghan resettlement
Tory MP Johnny Mercer has publicly criticised former immigration minister Robert Jenrick, claiming his actions hindered the UK's Afghan resettlement scheme. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace also weighed in on the controversy.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan soldiers
A major security lapse by the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the personal data of Afghan interpreters and soldiers who supported British troops, putting lives at risk.
Harry follows Diana's path in Angolan minefield
The Duke of Sussex retraced his late mother's iconic journey through a once war-torn region, advocating for landmine clearance and humanitarian efforts.
Israel strikes Syria defence ministry in third day of attacks
Israeli forces have intensified their military campaign against Syria, striking the country's defence ministry in Damascus. This marks the third consecutive day of attacks, raising fears of further regional escalation.
British spy arrested in undercover sting operation
A dramatic undercover operation led to the arrest of a suspected British spy after officers posed as Russian agents. The sting, captured on video, reveals tense moments as the individual is apprehended.
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