
Stoltenberg: Finland and Sweden's applications to join NATO will be fast-tracked
The decision by the two Scandinavian countries to join the security alliance is a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The decision by the two Scandinavian countries to join the security alliance is a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Hundreds of Ukrainian fighters are holding out under heavy fire at the facility.
Military personnel from 14 countries have gathered on the Estonia-Latvia border.
In 1949, the primary aim of the creation of NATO was to create a pact of mutual assistance in response to the threat from the Soviet Union.
The historic shift comes after more than 200 years of military non-alignment in the Nordic country.
The SCOAF made four additional recommendations to the Ministry of Defence.
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Three hundred jobs will be supported across Rosyth dockyard and the wider supply chain as a result.
The Ministry of Defence also said Russia is "unlikely to dramatically accelerate its rate of advance over the next 30 days".
With one of the largest aerial ranges available in the world, Exercise Red Flag Alaska 2022 offers unrivalled training opportunities.
It comes after Putin warned Finland's President relations between the two countries could be "negatively affected" if Finland joined NATO.
The alliance's deputy secretary-general said Russia's invasion is "losing momentum".
In a statement, the RAF said the team member had returned to the UK for personal reasons.
The Queen's Birthday Parade will return to Horse Guards Parade after two years of pandemic restrictions.
Putin warned his Finnish counterpart relations between the two neighbours could be "negatively affected" if Finland joins the alliance.