Europe must take the lead to secure lasting peace as US falters on Ukraine
With Trump scaling back military aid and Europe stepping up, the path to a just peace for Ukraine now rests in European hands.
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Nato Logistics as vital as combat arms, as ex-CDS warns of too many Nato supply chains
Lord Peach tells the House of Lords European Affairs Committee that Nato should work on improvement its procurement plans.
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Ukraine Nation stands by Zelensky as Trump suspends military aid amid US-Ukraine rift
Ukrainians fear a pause in supply of Patriot missile systems could hinder deterrence of Russian attacks in urban areas.
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News As President Trump suspends military aid to Ukraine, what does it mean for the frontline?
The suspension of US military aid raises urgent questions about its impact on the battlefield and whether Europe can fill the gap.
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Ukraine Doubt cast on success of French president's plans for a ceasefire in Ukraine
Emmanuel Macron has suggested a month-long pause in the fighting, but a former RAF commander believes the plan is unlikely to succeed.
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News Ukraine could lose control of its skies without Western aid, Ukrainian air force warns
Ukraine's ability to defend against Russian airstrikes depends on a steady flow of Western air defence missiles.
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Ukraine Mission capable: UK giving thousands more lightweight multirole missiles to Ukraine
The LMM, which is known to the Royal Navy as the Martlet, can be fired from a range of platforms across land, sea and air.
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Ukraine Explained: The Prime Minister's Coalition of the Willing and who may be in it
Led by the UK and France, the coalition will work on a peace deal blueprint before presenting it to US President Donald Trump.
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Ukraine Trump dashes hopes of US backstop for UK and European peacekeepers in Ukraine
The US President says his country would not send troops to Ukraine as part of any peace agreement, with that burden falling on Europe.
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Russia Russia paying in blood and money as Putin counts the cost of invading Ukraine
US defence officials estimate the war in Ukraine has so far cost the Kremlin more than $200bn - in addition to the human cost.
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Ukraine Sacrifice, achievement and courage: Chief of the Defence Staff hails Ukraine
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin expresses his admiration for the bravery of the Ukrainian armed forces three years into the war.
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Ukraine Ukraine confirms use of US-made Copperhead laser-guided artillery munition
Developed in the 1970s, the Copperhead is no longer in production, making its appearance in Ukraine unexpected - especially for the enemy.
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Ukraine Ukrainians face danger round every corner as they hone their trench warfare skills
Trench-clearing and casualty evacuation are important components of Operation Interflex as the recruits prepare to fight on the frontline.
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Ukraine UK commits extra £20m to treat and rehabilitate Ukraine's wounded personnel
The UK expands its level of medical support for Ukrainians wounded in the war with Putin's forces and his North Korean allies.
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Ukraine Russian armour has new problem as Germany gifts HX-2 strike drones to Ukraine
Six thousand HX-2 one-way strike drones will be donated to Ukraine to be used against Russian artillery, armour and other military targets.
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Ukraine Ukrainian recruits learn fighting in the trenches on latest phase of Op Interflex
BFBS Forces News reporter Simon Newton visits a secret location to see some of Kyiv's forces undergoing trench warfare training.