Ukraine's quick building of defensive positions slowing down Russia on frontline
The MOD says it is highly likely the expansion of defensive lines will reduce Russia's ability to advance or exploit tactical gains.
The MOD says it is highly likely the expansion of defensive lines will reduce Russia's ability to advance or exploit tactical gains.
The special forces unit known only as Group 13 has claimed responsibility for attacking Moscow's most modern warships.
A former Army intelligence officer says some Nato officers feel they don't need to stick to the rules, and that's being exploited by Russia.
Ex-Nato commander Hamish de Bretton-Gordon warns the Budget's lack of defence announcements is concerning and gives Russia the initiative.
The country has lost numerous aircraft over a short period, including several advanced aircraft and bombers.
The museum in Bovington provided resources for William Cook Defence Limited to reverse-engineer Soviet-era tracks for Ukraine.
The Ukrainian Special Forces unit known only as Group 13 said it destroyed the Sergei Kotov, which belonged to Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
The revelations were made public by Russia, which had been eavesdropping on a telephone conversation between various Luftwaffe officers.
Royal Marines, British Army Commandos and the Commando Helicopter Force are taking part in the exercise, formerly Cold Response, in Norway.
Colin Freeman, a correspondent at the Daily Telegraph, spoke to the Sitrep podcast about how Russia's small gains come at a high price.
The head of the Armed Forces hailed Nato's strength in a speech at Chatham House as he said the UK is not on the cusp of war with Russia.
The Ukrainian and Russian war has reached its second anniversary and five major offences have been launched by Moscow.
Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin was speaking at the Chatham House Security and Defence conference.
The MOD says it is the second Russian A-50 destroyed in as many months in a friendly fire incident.
The UK has pledged to invest £245m in producing artillery shells and £8.5m in humanitarian funding for Ukraine.
DE&S's job is to keep the UK's military equipped, but it has also been responsible for sending everything from bullets to tanks to Ukraine.