Funeral held for first of two Poles killed in missile blast
A Polish investigation to determine the source of the missile and the circumstances of the explosion was launched with support from the US.
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Nato Royal Navy Vice Admiral appointed new Nato Commander
He will take up the appointment in the rank of Admiral, succeeding General Sir Tim Radford in July 2023.
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Nato Finland to start building fence on Russian border next year
Finland has not publicly cited Russia's war in Ukraine or Finland's decision to join Nato as a reason to build a fence.
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Sea vessels USS Gerald R Ford: The world's biggest warship completes Portsmouth visit
USS Gerald R Ford has been working in the Atlantic Ocean with its Nato allies and partners on its first deployment.
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Navy Royal Navy and Marines take on joint training in Montenegro's mountains
The deployment for the UK's Littoral Response Group, was part of Operation Achillean, led by HMS Albion.
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Nato Nato: No sign Russia is preparing military action against Western allies
Nato's secretary general Jens Stoltenberg responds after the missile that hit Poland on Tuesday.
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Ukraine Rishi Sunak vows to 'support our allies' in Poland after missile strike kills two
However, the Prime Minister's official spokesperson declined to comment on reports the missile was fired by Ukrainian forces.
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Tri-Service UK joins EU military project allowing for easier deployment across the continent
Joining the Military Mobility project allow UK requirements to be considered in EU-decision making on military procedures across the union.
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Ukraine Russia has failed and is failing 'dramatically', Chief of the Defence Staff says
Ukraine is yet to claim the Kherson is back in Ukrainian hands, but the country’s president Volodymyr Zelensky said "life is returning".
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Ukraine Sunak pledges further support for Ukraine as Nato chief prepares to visit No 10
Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg will be the first international leader to visit Downing Street since Rishi Sunak became PM.
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Nato UK troops tested with NATO allies on Exercise Iron Wolf
The exercise involves more than 3,500 troops who test the Lithuanian Army’s capabilities.
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USA Carrier's powerful message of allied deterrence, NATO chief says during USS George HW Bush visit
Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called the US Navy aircraft carrier "a demonstration of US capability and commitment to the alliance".
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Nato NATO defence spending: How much have the allied nations spent on defence?
The UK remains the second largest spender in NATO, after the USA.
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Nato Exercise Cerberus 22: British Army's largest European exercise in a decade
Previously held in the UK on Salisbury Plain Training Area it has now moved to its new central European location.
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Nato British and Turkish defence ministers meet to discuss greater co-operation opportunities
The meeting took place at SAHA Expo – the Turkish international defence show.
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Russia Russia and NATO hold nuclear drills as Putin repeats 'dirty bomb' claim
It was the first time Mr Putin himself made the dirty bomb allegation, which his officials have been repeating since last week.