RAF Typhoons and Voyager refueller used in defence of Israel from Iranian attack
It is understood that Royal Air Force jets were involved in the efforts to intercept the Iranian missiles targeted at Israel.
It is understood that Royal Air Force jets were involved in the efforts to intercept the Iranian missiles targeted at Israel.
Speaking to BFBS Forces News, John Healey said he had visited some of the RAF personnel who worked on the jets that helped defend Israel.
The Royal Air Force has planes and transport helicopters on standby to provide support if necessary as UK nationals are urged to leave now.
Secretary of Defence Lloyd J Austin reaffirmed the US' commitment to Israel's right to defend itself following a series of rocket attacks.
Professor Roberts said the attacks will leave militaries around the world checking their logistics chains and validating any new equipment ...
A Houthi spokesperson claims that the group launched a new hypersonic ballistic missile against Tel Aviv.
General Sir John McColl has returned from the Middle East where he received a briefing from the Israeli military.
The arms licences have been suspended amid concerns they could be used to breach international humanitarian law.
The Houthis are an Iranian-backed rebel group that has been firing missiles towards Israel since November, most intercepted.
The United States Central Command has reportedly destroyed two Houthi targets after they posed a 'clear and imminent threat'.
Commander Pete Evans spoke exclusively to BFBS Forces News about the ship's intense deployment in the Red Sea repelling Houthi attacks.
BFBS Forces News has put together a rundown of US military assets being sent to the Middle East as tensions escalate.
It comes as RAF helicopters are already on standby, as well as HMS Duncan and RFA Cardigan Bay.
US officials said one of the wounded Americans was seriously injured and the casualty count could still rise.
The UK is in the process of deploying military personnel to the region and has RAF and Royal Navy capabilities on standby.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Defence Secretary John Healey are spearheading efforts to de-escalate the ongoing conflict.