North Korea fires artillery shells near southern border
Seoul said North Korea fired about 100 shells off its west coast and 150 rounds off its east coast on Tuesday night.
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Land vehicles Government confirms it will make decision on troubled Ajax programme by end of year
Issues with the programme have included excessive noise and vibration problems, affecting the hearing of troops.
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Ukraine Russian leadership in Ukraine 'increasingly dysfunctional'
UK intelligence suggests it is worsening low morale and poor cohesion among Russian troops.
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Ukraine Nearly a third of Ukrainian power stations destroyed in the past week – Zelensky
Airstrikes have cut power and water supplies to hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians.
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Sport RAF Sports Awards: The winners
Who walked away with the top prizes in RAF sport?
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Women World Menopause Day: Personnel share experiences to try and raise awareness
Serving personnel are sharing their personal experiences of menopause in the hope it might help others.
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Ukraine Ukraine: Many Russian soldiers will die due to lack of training and morale, expert says
General Sir Richard Barrons told Forces News Russia's recent drone strikes on Kyiv are "trying to deplete" Ukrainian's will to fight.
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China China's military firepower: An overview
China is considered the long-term, pacing threat to the West.
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King Charles King meets Afghan interpreters who helped UK forces during visit to Aberdeen
The monarch met Burhan Vesal, who worked as an interpreter with the British Army in the south of Afghanistan.
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China Government seeks law change to prevent UK military pilots training Chinese military
It comes after reports up to 30 former pilots are believed to have trained China's People's Liberation Army.
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Military Life Fancy five days in a sauna? Researchers think it could prevent fainting on parade
Just five days of training in the heat and taking hot baths could decrease the risks of fainting, a study has revealed.
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Politics Heappey says he'll quit if Government U-turns on defence spending
The Armed Forces Minister says the target of 3% of GDP by 2030 is still currently backed by the Government.
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Army Royal Lancers take over from Royal Dragoon Guards on NATO mission in Poland
The Lancers now start their six-month stint integrating with allied NATO forces in support of Baltic security.
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China British ex-military pilots warned not to threaten UK interests by training China’s army
The pilots are reported to have served across the British military and not just in the Royal Air Force.
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Ukraine Four die in Kyiv after Russian drone strikes, Ukraine says
It is the second Russian barrage in as many weeks, after months in which air attacks had become a rarity in Ukraine's capital.
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Veterans Johnny Mercer says Liz Truss laughed as she sacked him as veterans minister
Mr Mercer said in dismissing him, Ms Truss reneged on a promise veterans' affairs would not be downgraded under her Government.