Ukrainian President accuses Iran of 'terrorist co-operation'
Iran has admitted for the first time that its provided a limited number of drones to Russia, many months prior to the Ukraine war.
Iran has admitted for the first time that its provided a limited number of drones to Russia, many months prior to the Ukraine war.
It is the first time Iran has confirmed supplying Moscow with drones.
The Ministry of Defence attributed the action to "low morale and a reluctance to fight" from Russian personnel.
Russian ambassador to the UK, Andrey Kelin, claimed Britain played a role in an attack on its warships.
Former Nato commander Richard Shirreff told Forces News "we need to be ready for war" and "we need to have war stocks".
James Cleverly is set to criticise the Russian President for being willing to "hold the world's vulnerable hostage".
Forces News spoke to Dr Gian Gentile, a retired colonel and operations expert at RAND Corporation.
Filmmaker Emile Ghessen, a former Royal Marine, spoke to Forces News from Kyiv.
The amount of Russian cyber attacks against Ukraine increased significantly following its illegal invasion in February 2022.
It is believed the assault on the Russian fleet is the first of its kind.
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly told MPs: "Vladimir Putin has blood on his hands."
Open source images suggest they have been issued with rifles of a kind introduced towards the middle of the last century.
Critical infrastructure objects were also hit in the Cherkasy region of Kyiv, and explosions were reported in other regions of Ukraine.
The MOD said the group was now recruiting convicts "suffering from serious diseases including HIV and hepatitis C".
It comes as Ukraine's forces fight to retake the province that was overrun early in the war.
The US Secretary of State said the country was also working to supply Ukraine with more air defence capabilities.