Afghanistan: US Withdrawal Up To One-Quarter Complete
Five US-controlled installations in Afghanistan have been handed back to the Afghan Defence Ministry so far.
Five US-controlled installations in Afghanistan have been handed back to the Afghan Defence Ministry so far.
Two Royal Air Force Typhoons from 121 Expeditionary Air Wing carried out a Close Air Support training mission with NATO JTAC teams.
Royal Air Force Typhoons, US Air Force F-35As and French Rafale fighters are collaborating on the tri-nation Exercise Atlantic Trident.
HMS Queen Elizabeth is getting ready to sail on her first operational deployment – but what jets will operate from her flight deck?
The South Korean President visited Washington seeking renewed diplomatic urgency on curbing North Korea's nuclear programme.
The Osprey can fly higher, further and faster than a helicopter and with its tiltrotor design, can land in and take off from tight spots.
More than a week since the latest violence began, US President Joe Biden has backed international calls for a ceasefire.
General Scott Miller also told the BBC he expects Taliban violence to worsen after the Eid ceasefire.
More than 450 British personnel have died in Afghanistan since the start of operations in 2001.
Exercise Defender Europe 21 is being held across more than 30 training areas over a dozen nations.
Soldiers from the 3rd (UK) Division were integrated into a US division with French troops to form a multinational warfighting corps.
The shots were fired after 13 "fast boats" from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy failed to stay at a safe distance, the US said.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said the US will remain partners and "continue to support" Afghanistan.
It was a major part of the second half of the 20th century, ending with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
The Strike Group, which deploys this month, will travel more than 26,000 nautical miles over 28 weeks.
1 May officially marks the deadline date of troops withdrawing, agreed with the Taliban in 2020.