'You'll hear a bang in a minute': Moment journalist takes cover from Russian airstrike during interview
Colin Freeman was giving an update from Zaporizhzhia when an airstrike interrupted the latest episode of BFBS Sitrep, forcing him to take ...
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Russia Russian casualties reach 1.5 million mark since full-scale invasion of Ukraine, CDS says
The Chief of the Defence staff said the number of troops killed or injured highlights of the cost of Vladimir Putin’s 'flawed decision' to ...
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Ukraine UK commits £100m to Nato scheme supplying 90% of Ukraine's Patriot missiles
The scheme enables Nato allies to pay for US military equipment identified as a priority for Ukraine, with Nato coordinating its delivery
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Politics UK can lead Nato's battlefield revolution after lessons from Ukraine, says retired US general
General (Ret'd) David Petraeus says the UK has been providing exemplary support to Kyiv ever since the war began
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Russia Don't play games in the Baltics: The message CIA director's visit sends to Moscow
John Foreman and Professor Michael Clarke delve into the potential reasons why John Ratcliffe might have gone to the Russian capital
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Russia Ukraine can't concentrate forces due to Russia's precision warfare, expert says
A Rusi report found that Russia is combining both old and new technology with precision strikes and traditional artillery
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Nato Russia's 'grey zone' surge shifts North Atlantic battleground beyond sea lanes
Securing traditional transatlantic supply lines remains vital in any conflict, but safeguarding undersea infrastructure is just as urgent
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Ukraine Shattered streets to wounded soldiers: PM sees human cost of Ukraine's war firsthand
Andy Burnham witnessed the devastation of Russian strikes, honoured Ukraine's fallen and met wounded soldiers during his first visit to Kyiv
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Nato Nato spy planes and jamming aircraft converge in Polish airspace near Russian exclave
Flight tracking sites have shown several consecutive days of unusual activity very close to Kaliningrad
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Russia Will President Putin mobilise half a million Russians after September's election?
Russia could call up as many as 500,000 people this autumn as battlefield casualties mount and voluntary recruitment slows
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Opinion UK supplies drones, so Russia supplies threats – but what action could Putin take?
Elisabeth Braw, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, reckons the Kremlin will be lining up a raft of possible greyzone attacks
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Ukraine Nyan: Inside the British jet-powered strike drone at the centre of Russia's threat to UK
Russia has warned the UK of "consequences" after reports that British-built drones were used for attacks inside its territory
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Ukraine Uncloaked secrets: How sharing the UK's kit-building keys might unlock new dangers
The UK is sharing intellectual property with Ukraine, such as Stone Cloak that helps missiles evade detection, but this does come with risk
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Russia Red Storm Rising: The 40-year-old WW3 novel that could still be predicting the future
Tom Clancy's book offers an insight into the Soviet mindset of the 1980s – but much of the strategy and tactics remain relevant today
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Ukraine Brave1: Ukraine's military marketplace hits $1bn in orders within the first year
Ukrainian military units log on to the site to order kit directly from Ukrainian manufacturers to where it is needed most
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Ukraine Defence Secretary urges allies to step up for Ukraine amid air defence shortage
Wes Streeting has called for allies to do more to help the war-torn country’s air defences ahead of winter