UK Reviewing 'Force Protection' In Middle East After US Air Strike Kills Top Iran General
The UK currently has around 400 British Army personnel in Iraq, as well as Royal Navy ships deployed to the Gulf.
The UK currently has around 400 British Army personnel in Iraq, as well as Royal Navy ships deployed to the Gulf.
It follows violent protests over American airstrikes on an Iranian-backed militia in the country.
Iraqi security sources say several members of the Kata'ib Hezbollah militia were killed.
Members of Afghanistan's security forces have been killed, hours after a temporary truce was announced.
A Kurdish intelligence official claims the terror group is "patrolling" areas of the country in a power vacuum.
British Army training teams are working with the Kuwaiti Army in the Gulf.
The Duke of Cambridge is in Oman as part of a Middle East tour.
The Duke of Cambridge saw Kuwaiti troops undergoing urban warfare training - skills taught by UK soldiers during Exercise Desert Warrior.
The Royal Navy is part of the International Maritime Security Construct, which launched in Bahrain earlier this month.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says they should never have been subjected to the "horrors of war".
Known as the International Maritime Security Construct, the taskforce is made up of seven nations, including the UK.
Forces News joined RFA Cardigan Bay as she took part in International Maritime Exercise 2019.
The former soldier was arrested on drugs charges in October 2018.
The money generated will fall to Kurdish-led partners, official say.
A new study suggests Iran is the most influential country in the Middle East - ahead of its rival, Saudi Arabia.
The arrest is thought to have taken place in Aleppo, a week after the death of former IS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.