NATO Chief Assures Trump of Full Alliance Support
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirms member states are fulfilling all US requests for military support in Iran, despite initial delays in some allied responses.
Category : Defence
UK Navy Foils Russian Submarine Cable Surveillance
Defence Secretary John Healey reveals a month-long UK operation in the North Sea forced Russian submarines to abandon attempts to survey critical undersea infrastructure, highlighting heightened tensions.
Green Leader Calls for UK-Europe Defence Ties as Trump Unpredictable
Zack Polanski says he feels vindicated about his warnings on Donald Trump, calling for closer UK-European defence cooperation as Brexit fallout continues.
UK Warns Putin Over Pipeline Sabotage Threats
Defence Secretary John Healey issued a stark warning to Vladimir Putin after Russian submarines were tracked near UK infrastructure. British forces monitored the vessels, deterring covert operations.
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Automatic US Military Draft Registration Set for December Start
The US will automatically register eligible men aged 18-25 for the military draft pool from December, a shift mandated by the 2026 defence act, raising concerns about potential mandatory call-ups amid Iran tensions.
UK Tracked Russian Subs Near Atlantic Cables for Month
Defence Secretary John Healey reveals UK and allies tracked a Russian attack submarine and two spy submarines loitering over critical undersea infrastructure in the North Atlantic.
UK Foils Russian Submarine Threats to Undersea Cables
British military tracked Russian submarines for a month in a major operation to protect vital undersea internet and energy infrastructure from 'malign activity'.
UK Tracked Three Russian Submarines in North Atlantic for a Month
Defence Secretary John Healey reveals the UK, with Norway and allies, monitored a Russian attack submarine and two spy submarines in the North Atlantic for a month amid increased Russian activity.
UK-Norway Operation Deters Russian Submarines in North Atlantic
British and Norwegian forces led a month-long military operation to monitor and deter Russian submarines near undersea infrastructure, with Defence Secretary John Healey issuing a stern warning to Moscow.
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Defence Secretary Warns Putin Over Russian Submarine Threat
The UK Defence Secretary has issued a stark warning to Vladimir Putin, highlighting a month-long Russian submarine mission that could target critical UK undersea cables and pipelines, posing a severe national security risk.
UK Warns Putin Over Russian Submarines in North Atlantic
Defence Secretary John Healey issued a stark warning to Vladimir Putin after Russian attack and spy submarines were monitored in the North Atlantic for a month.
UK Tracks Russian Subs Over Cable Sabotage Fears
Defence Secretary John Healey announces a major UK-led operation monitoring Russian submarines near vital undersea cables and pipelines in the North Atlantic.
Polish F-16s Intercept Russian Plane Over Baltic Sea
Polish F-16 fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a Russian reconnaissance aircraft flying without a flight plan over the Baltic Sea, raising tensions in European airspace.
Australian Spy Plane Intel Withheld from US for Offensive Ops
Australia's defence boss confirms spy plane operators in the Middle East are not sharing intelligence with the US for offensive operations, citing strict protocols.
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Putin Warship Escorts Shadow Fleet Past UK, Mocking Starmer
A Russian frigate escorted two sanction-evading oil tankers through the Channel, with the Royal Navy only deploying a support ship, undermining PM Starmer's vow to halt such vessels.
Automatic US Military Draft Registration Proposed for Young Men
The US Selective Service System proposes automatically registering men 18-25 for the draft, raising fears of mandatory call-ups if the Iran conflict escalates, despite voluntary service since 1973.
Defence Plan Delay Sparks Funding Row and NATO Concerns
The UK government's defence investment plan remains unpublished due to a funding dispute between the MoD and Treasury, with critics warning it risks Britain's NATO standing and military readiness.
HMS Dragon Delay Reveals UK Military Readiness Issues in Iran Crisis
The delayed deployment of HMS Dragon to the eastern Mediterranean highlights concerns over UK military readiness and geopolitical standing following the Iran conflict, with lessons on defence spending and energy vulnerability.
Hegseth: Iran 'Begged' for Ceasefire After US Military Blows
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth asserts Iran pleaded for a two-week pause following Operation Epic Fury, which he says crippled Tehran's military capabilities for years.
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Ex-Soldier Slams Government Over Roberts-Smith Arrest
A former Australian paratrooper has launched a scathing attack on authorities following the arrest of Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith on war crimes charges.
War Hero Ben Roberts-Smith Jailed on War Crimes Charges
Australia's most decorated living soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, is now in custody facing murder charges for alleged war crimes in Afghanistan, a stark reversal from his Victoria Cross hero status.
SAS Veteran's Murder Trial Sets Australian War Crimes Precedent
Decorated SAS veteran Oliver Schulz faces trial for alleged 2012 murder in Afghanistan, marking Australia's first domestic war crime murder charge. His case establishes crucial legal precedents.
US to Auto-Register Men for Draft Pool from December
The Selective Service System will automatically add eligible men to the military draft database starting in December, shifting registration from individuals to federal data integration.
North Korea Tests Missiles with Cluster-Bomb Warheads
North Korea confirms testing ballistic missiles armed with cluster-bomb warheads, expanding nuclear forces targeting South Korea amid heightened regional tensions.
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Pressure Mounts on Government to Release Defence Investment Plan
The UK government is under increasing pressure to publish its long-delayed defence investment plan, with disputes over funding causing the hold-up. Labour and Tory figures clash over defence spending commitments amid global tensions.
Tories Attack Starmer Over Defence Spending Delays
Ministers decline to publish defence investment plan amid Treasury-MoD disputes, as Conservatives criticise Labour's defence commitments and global tensions rise.
Badenoch Attacks Starmer Over Defence Plan Failures
Kemi Badenoch accuses Keir Starmer of lacking a defence strategy while focusing on Middle East diplomacy, highlighting delays in funding and equipment plans.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz as Ceasefire Crumbles
Iran has shut the Strait of Hormuz after Israel launched its largest attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon. Prime Minister Keir Starmer urges peace while tensions with Trump escalate.
UK Breaks 80-Year April Heat Record, Outpaces Ibiza and Rome
Britain experienced its hottest first-half April day in eight decades, with temperatures hitting 26.6C in London's Kew Gardens, exceeding popular holiday destinations. The Met Office confirmed the record-breaking heat, though cooler weather is forecast.
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Pentagon Reveals US Troops' Coffee and Cigarette Habits in Iran
The Pentagon has disclosed the consumption habits of US troops during the Iran war, including over 950,000 gallons of coffee and significant nicotine use, following a two-week ceasefire announcement.
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