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
A Rusi report found that Russia is combining both old and new technology with precision strikes and traditional artillery
Securing traditional transatlantic supply lines remains vital in any conflict, but safeguarding undersea infrastructure is just as urgent
Andy Burnham witnessed the devastation of Russian strikes, honoured Ukraine's fallen and met wounded soldiers during his first visit to Kyiv
Flight tracking sites have shown several consecutive days of unusual activity very close to Kaliningrad
Russia could call up as many as 500,000 people this autumn as battlefield casualties mount and voluntary recruitment slows
Elisabeth Braw, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, reckons the Kremlin will be lining up a raft of possible greyzone attacks
Russia has warned the UK of "consequences" after reports that British-built drones were used for attacks inside its territory
The UK is sharing intellectual property with Ukraine, such as Stone Cloak that helps missiles evade detection, but this does come with risk
Tom Clancy's book offers an insight into the Soviet mindset of the 1980s – but much of the strategy and tactics remain relevant today
Ukrainian military units log on to the site to order kit directly from Ukrainian manufacturers to where it is needed most
Wes Streeting has called for allies to do more to help the war-torn country’s air defences ahead of winter
Ukraine is supplying the missile and launcher, while European companies contribute radars, guidance and command systems
Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, is often referred to as 'the Russian Amazon'
The Neustrashimy has been escorting Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tankers through the English Channel and was seen in the North Sea earlier ...
Comments left on a BFBS Forces News video suggest hostile states might be behind a number of posts seeking to stir up division inside the UK
Lieutenant General (Ret'd) Ben Hodges told the committee that there is still no sense of urgency in preparing for future conflict