Sitrep: Russian poisoning unit's fingerprints 'all over' mysterious Havana Syndrome
A new journalist-led investigation has claimed a link between the Salisbury nerve agent poisonings and Havana Syndrome.
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Ukraine Massacre in Ukraine: Expert suggests Russia may be brought to justice one day
Life has returned to the town of Bucha, but two years after the killings, families still want those responsible to face war crimes charges.
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Politics MP gets emotional as he speaks about fighting tyranny – like his father did in WW2
Former defence minister Mark Francois says his father had to fight Hitler when appeasement failed - and such a policy would fail again now.
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Navy Behind the scenes of Royal Navy control centre keeping watch of turbulent Red Sea
UK Maritime Trade Operations acts as a hub to receive distress calls from ships in many parts of the world.
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Women World's only female military chief talks about breaking barriers and inspiring women
Rear Admiral Antonette Wemyss-Gorman has played a pivotal role in cultural change within the Jamaica Defence Force.
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Nato In pictures: On land, in the air and at sea, Nato's Steadfast Defender's well under way
The exercise is split into two overlapping parts, with each phase including a range of exercises hosted by different countries.
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Russia UK Armed Forces chief: We are not on the cusp of war with Russia
Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin was speaking at the Chatham House Security and Defence conference.
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Aircraft No F-35, no problem, as Turkey's fifth-generation fighter jet takes off
Turkey was expelled from the American F-35 fighter jet programme after it acquired Russian air defence technology.
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Russia Sitrep podcast: Could Europe successfully defend itself against Russia without US support?
Defence analyst Professor Michael Clarke and Forces News' Simon Newton explain how Europe's military capability stacks up against Russia's.
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Nato Trump comments put US and European troops at increased risk, Nato chief says
At a political rally on Saturday, the former US president complained about 'delinquent' payments by some Nato countries.
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Russia Britain must start preparing for large-scale conflict, defence officials warn
The officials say the vast majority of resources are focused on threats emanating from overseas which pose a threat to the UK.
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Middle East RAF Typhoons drop Paveway IV bombs against Houthi locations in Yemen
But Defence Secretary Grant Shapps says the British and American strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen do not represent an escalation.
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Russia How much are Russian soldiers being paid to fight Putin's war?
Last summer, the Russian government raised military salaries by 10.5% to try to entice people to sign up.
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Army British citizens should be trained for potential land war, head of the Army warns
But the outgoing Chief of the General Staff, General Sir Patrick Sanders, says even this would not be enough in the event of all-out war.
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Navy Crash involving two Royal Navy warships in Bahrain caused estimated £25m of damage
HMS Bangor was already berthed when she was struck by HMS Chiddingfold, and an investigation into what happened is underway.
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USA Missing US Navy SEALs presumed dead after raid on ship to seize Iranian-supplied weapons
Central Command says the two SEALs have not been located after an exhaustive 10-day search and their status has now changed to "deceased".