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The United Kingdom will test its readiness for international hostilities affecting the homeland through the largest home defence exercise in several decades in 2027, the Government has announced.
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A memorandum with WZM and HCP opens the door to producing the M88A2 recovery vehicle in Poland, building on last year’s sustainment licence.
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Eight defence technology companies working in contested electromagnetic environments have completed the first phase of NATO’s DIANA accelerator programme through its UK hub.
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The Treasury Committee chair told Lucy Rigby it was “not credible” to deny a funding gap existed, after John Healey resigned over the same question.
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Labour, the SNP and the Greens clashed over the Defence Investment Plan, Trident and the nature of the threat on the Go Radio Politics Show.
The post Russia chapping on the door of NATO, Labour MP warns first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Russia has poisoned British citizens, burned property, hacked hospitals and menaced an aircraft carrier, Graeme Downie told the Commons, and the government still will not say what would cross the threshold.
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MPs voted 394 to 85 to accept Lords amendments protecting humanitarian workers, as pressure builds to designate the IRGC before summer recess.
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Former allied officials said the Baltics are a likely test theatre and that the alliance is being contested constantly below the threshold of war. #CEPA
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Twelve allies will cooperate on acquiring, storing and managing the critical materials defence production depends on. Britain is not among them.
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A former NATO intelligence chief warned nations arriving in Ankara below spending targets face a very tough time, as a former Czech foreign minister said leadership churn weakens London’s voice.
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