
UK troops training forces in Ukraine to leave this weekend
It comes after the Foreign Office told Britons in the country to leave immediately over growing concerns of a potential Russian invasion.
It comes after the Foreign Office told Britons in the country to leave immediately over growing concerns of a potential Russian invasion.
The timing of any possible Russian military action remains a key question.
The warning came after Boris Johnson voiced fears for the security of Europe.
It comes as NATO holds its breath over a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.
In a statement, China said Argentina should be able to "fully exercise its sovereignty over the Malvinas (Falklands) Islands issue".
The Ministry of Defence rented them back on 200-year underleases, paying more than £178m a year for more than 38,000 properties.
Ben Wallace is preparing to meet his counterpart in Moscow to discuss the threat to Ukraine.
The Foreign Affairs Committee have quizzed military chiefs on how the mission was run behind the scenes of Kabul.
The Defence Secretary said there were individuals already in Ukraine "linked to the Russian state in ways that are not conventional".
It comes after a number of NATO nations increased deployments along the alliance's eastern flank amid increasing tensions with Russia.
Chair of the Defence Select Committee Tobias Ellwood says a co-ordinating role would bring the public a "sense of assurance" and clarity.
The Russian defence minister has accepted the UK Defence Secretary's invitation to discuss the situation, it is understood.
It comes amid fears Russia will invade Ukraine after massing tens of thousands of troops at the border.
It is hoped the Veterans Strategy Action Plan will also benefit the public sector.
Sir Iain Duncan Smith said the Speaker had been contacted about the matter and has emailed MPs.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says talks about Ukraine would not be easy amid tensions over Moscow's military build-up.