Russia reportedly uses ICBM against target in Ukraine for the first time
The strike, if true, is seen as a response to the US decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles against targets inside Russia.
The strike, if true, is seen as a response to the US decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles against targets inside Russia.
The Defence Secretary faced questions from the Defence Committee for the first time since taking up his Cabinet role.
The undersea communication cables were severed by a civilian vessel, but one expert suspects Moscow and Beijing were behind the incident.
Downing Street is yet to comment on the reports claiming Storm Shadow has been used in the Kursk region of Russia.
Generals and politicians have urged the West not to wait for President-elect Donald Trump and instead be proactive in defending Ukraine.
A Ukrainian soldier told BFBS Forces News Op Interflex is helping Kyiv's troops defend positions from Russia's advancing forces.
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon says the US decision is better late than never but warns more still needs to be done to secure a Ukrainian victory.
Ukraine will be able to strike military sites deep inside Russia that were previously out of reach.
Ukraine believes the ability to use long-range weapons to strike targets deeper inside Russia will tip the balance in its favour.
On two separate occasions, RAF Typhoons and HMS Iron Duke were deployed after Russian military assets approached the UK.
"Challenger in Kursk, **** you," accompanies the brief video of what appears to be the battle tank being struck by the one-way attack drone.
Defence think tank Rusi points out that hypersonic cruise missiles like the Zircon could prove to be a challenge to Western warships.
Moscow has reverted to this simpler and far less vulnerable means of controlling them to avoid UAV jamming.
A number of experts discussed what Trump 2.0 will mean for the world on this week's Sitrep.
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says the UK's leadership toward helping Ukraine is beginning to lose momentum.
The MOD reports that Russia will continue to invest in a range of one-way attack uncrewed aerial vehicles.