Russia reportedly uses ICBM against target in Ukraine for the first time
The strike, if true, is seen as a response to the US decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles against targets inside Russia.
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Veterans Second World War veteran who saw action in Dunkirk and Arnhem dies aged 105
Ray Whitwell fought in France, Italy and Belgium with the Royal Army Service Corps.
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Navy US Marines successfully use new amphibious combat vehicle to carry troops from ships
The US Navy and Marine Corps have deployed their new amphibious combat vehicles during Quarterly Underway Amphibious Readiness Training.
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Nato Nato takes control of crucial Aegis Ashore Missile Defence System in Poland
Aegis Ashore forms part of Nato's broader missile defense network and is designed to detect, track and intercept ballistic missiles.
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Ukraine Healey refuses to confirm Storm Shadow use in Russia, but doubles down on Ukraine support
The Defence Secretary faced questions from the Defence Committee for the first time since taking up his Cabinet role.
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Opinion Albion and Bulwark will leave a painful capability gap but it's not death knell for Royal Marines
The defence cuts were necessary and overdue and evidence of policy catching up with reality, writes retired Navy Commodore Steve Prest.
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Russia Defence expert suspects China and Russia behind sabotage of Baltic comms cables
The undersea communication cables were severed by a civilian vessel, but one expert suspects Moscow and Beijing were behind the incident.
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Rugby Union Army U23s beat Royal Air Force to set up Inter Services title decider against Navy
The British Army have defeated the Royal Air Force in the second week of the Inter Services under-23s championships in Witney.
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Tri-Service HMS Albion and Bulwark to be axed as part of Healey's cost-cutting drive
The vessels are among what the Defence Secretary said were six outdated capabilities to be taken out of service, including 14 Chinooks.
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Ukraine Ukraine uses UK-supplied Storm Shadow in strike inside Russia's border, reports say
Downing Street is yet to comment on the reports claiming Storm Shadow has been used in the Kursk region of Russia.
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Sport Sports climbing reaches new heights at UK Armed Forces bouldering trials
Armed Forces personnel have taken part in the UK Armed Forces bouldering trials in Poole as the sport continues to grow in popularity.
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Ukraine Kyiv jittery but unphased by threat of Russian attack on US embassy after Atacms strikes
A few days ago – for the first time – Ukraine used US Atacms long-range missiles to hit an arms depot in the Bryansk region of Russia.
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Army £8,000 incentive announced for British Army privates and lance corporals
The Government says 12,000 personnel will be eligible to receive the payment over the next three years.
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Middle East Why the tiny country of Kuwait remains a crucial defence ally after 125 years
The small Gulf state has been an important ally to the UK in the Middle East, providing a strategic foothold in the region.
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USA US Marines recruits swear their allegiance... in front of thousands at NFL matches
Recruits took the Oath of Enlistment on the pitch of the 76,000-seater Arrowhead Stadium – and were applauded by the crowd.
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Navy HMS Iron Duke joins Nato group in Baltic after Latvian independence day celebrations
British warships support Nato by securing trade routes, protecting communication lines, and ensuring transatlantic supply chains remain open ...