Putin Threatens Force to Seize Entire Donbas Region
Vladimir Putin declares Russia will take all of Ukraine's Donbas by force unless troops withdraw. Kyiv rejects the ultimatum as US peace talks continue. Read the latest.
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Putin's alleged assassination methods examined as UK threats loom
A chilling report into Kremlin-linked killings, from Salisbury to Siberia, reveals the alleged methods used against critics. As a new inquiry opens, experts warn UK-based foes are in Putin's sights. Read the full investigation.
Russia linked to UK cyber attacks, Nato general warns
A senior Nato official warns Russia could be aiding ransomware groups targeting major British firms like M&S and Jaguar, prompting calls for a more aggressive Western response.
Marine sues MoD for £236k after training exercise injury
A former Royal Marine recruit is suing the Ministry of Defence for £236,000, alleging negligence after he suffered permanent injuries from heat stroke during a notorious training exercise on Dartmoor. Read the full details of the High Court case.
Novichok Inquiry Findings Released After 7 Years
The long-awaited inquiry into Dawn Sturgess's Novichok death is published today, scrutinising UK security and Russia's role. Read the full report implications.
UK-Norway Pact Launches Fleet Against Russian Sub Threat
Britain and Norway sign a historic defence pact, launching a joint fleet of warships to protect critical North Atlantic undersea cables from Russian submarine activity. Read the full details.
UK and Norway join forces to track Russian submarines
The UK and Norway launch a new joint operation to monitor Russian submarine activity. Plus, new Epstein evidence emerges and DWP gains bank spying powers. Read the full briefing.
UK-Norway Launch Pact to Hunt Russian Spy Ships
The UK and Norway sign a landmark defence pact to counter Russian naval threats in the North Atlantic, protecting vital undersea cables. Read the full details.
Russia Warns EU Asset Seizure Could Be 'Casus Belli'
A top Kremlin official warns that EU plans to use frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine could justify Putin going to war with Europe. Read the latest on this major escalation.
Putin's growing temptation for war with Europe
As US support wavers, the risk of Russia expanding its conflict into NATO territory is alarmingly real. Explore the fragile European defence landscape.
Ukraine's Myrnohrad Nearly Encircled, Drones Deliver Supplies
New drone video shows the shattered Ukrainian town of Myrnohrad, almost surrounded by Russian troops. Ukrainian forces rely on ground-robot drones for food and water as they mount a desperate defence. Read the latest from the front line.
Marine Dies in Camp Pendleton Training Mishap
A US Marine has died following a tactical vehicle incident during a training exercise at California's Camp Pendleton. The investigation is ongoing.
Public Inquiry Publishes Novichok Poisoning Findings
The public inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess, poisoned by Novichok in 2018, reveals its findings. Discover the key details and unanswered questions.
Thunderbirds F-16C Crashes in Mojave Desert, Pilot Safe
An F-16C fighter jet from the US Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration squadron crashed during a training mission in the California desert. The pilot ejected and sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Read the full report.
Thunderbird F-16C Crashes in California Desert
A US Air Force Thunderbirds F-16C fighter jet crashed during a training mission in the Southern California desert. The pilot ejected safely and is in stable condition. Read the latest details.
Trump's 'War' on Venezuela Drug Cartels Escalates
President Trump escalates threats against Venezuela, declaring 'war' on cartels and planning land strikes. Over 80 killed in maritime attacks since September. Read the latest.
Israeli strike kills five in Gaza, including children
An Israeli military strike in Khan Younis has killed five Palestinians, including two children, amid accusations of ceasefire violations. Read the latest on the Gaza conflict.
Colombian Family Challenges US Military Strikes in Caribbean
The family of a Colombian man killed in a US military strike files a human rights petition, calling it an extrajudicial killing. Read about the legal challenge and escalating US drug interdiction policy.
USAF Thunderbird F-16C Crashes Near Death Valley
A US Air Force F-16C fighter jet from the Thunderbirds demonstration squadron crashed in the California desert. The pilot ejected and was taken to hospital. Get the latest updates.
British troops in Kenya accused of abuses and ecological damage
A Kenyan parliamentary inquiry alleges human rights violations, sexual abuse, and serious environmental destruction by the British Army Training Unit Kenya (Batuk). Read the full report and the UK's response.
Hegseth Shared War Plans on Signal, Report Says
A classified report finds US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth risked troops by sharing sensitive military plans on Signal. The unclassified version is due for public release.
NATO 'Ready and Willing' to Defend Europe, Says Rutte
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte declares the alliance is prepared to take all necessary actions to protect European security. Read his full statement on the current defence posture.
Venezuela's Maduro changes beds nightly amid US threats
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is reportedly sleeping in different locations nightly to evade US tracking. This comes as Trump escalates threats and the US deploys 15,000 troops to the region. Read the full analysis.
Maduro 'sleeps in different beds' after Trump threats
Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro is reportedly sleeping in different locations nightly as US military pressure mounts. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
Porsche Cars Immobilised Across Russia in Suspected EW Attack
Hundreds of luxury Porsche vehicles across Russia have been mysteriously bricked, with owners resorting to extreme measures to get them moving. Read the full story on the suspected electronic warfare interference.
Hegseth reveals which Trump officials he wouldn't trust with kids
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth named two senior Trump administration colleagues he wouldn't trust to look after his children, in a revealing podcast interview. Read the full story.
Kenyans sue British Army over unsafe training conditions
Dozens of Kenyan labourers are taking legal action against the British Army, alleging dangerous work during exercises, including a lion mauling. Lawmakers accuse troops of misconduct.
NATO's $1bn-a-month US arms pledge for Ukraine
NATO allies commit to spending at least $1 billion monthly on American weapons for Ukraine starting in 2026, a major signal to Russia as peace talks falter. Follow the latest defence updates.
Europe's Readiness for War with Russia Analysed
Following Vladimir Putin's stark warning to Europe, we analyse the military and economic strength of NATO versus Russia. Is the continent prepared for a potential conflict? Read the full analysis.
Brit ex-soldier accused of spying for Russia in Ukraine
Ross David Cutmore, a former British soldier, is detained in Ukraine, accused of passing military secrets to the FSB and providing weapons used in assassinations. Read the full details.
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