Has Ukraine used British missile the UK Armed Forces has only just accessed?
Footage appears to show Ukrainian troops shooting down a Russian drone with a Martlet missile – one the UK military is only just receiving.
Footage appears to show Ukrainian troops shooting down a Russian drone with a Martlet missile – one the UK military is only just receiving.
Armed Forces Minister James Heappey told Forces News "a few hundred" Ukrainian troops would come to the UK to train on the vehicles.
We examine why Russia has lost so many tanks and whether they are now obsolete in modern-day warfare.
Armed Forces Minister James Heappey told Forces News "people will be held to account" if Russia uses chemical weapons in Ukraine.
Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said the UK is "ready for them whenever they come".
Retired Lieutenant General Ben Hodges told Forces News the conflict in Ukraine has reached the "decisive phase".
Drones have been a vital part of Ukrainian efforts to fight off the Russian invasion.
When it is deployed as a weapon, it causes horrific burns and has already been used by Russians in Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine and Russia are increasingly using jamming systems to disrupt and, in some cases, down enemy drones.
Intelligence has indicated the Russian President wants the invasion wrapped up before a symbolic parade on Red Square.
Dmitry Peskov, in his first interview with Western media, said Russia hopes "this operation" will reach its goals "in the coming days".
Retired Major General Rupert Jones has praised the way the Ukrainians defended their capital from the Russian forces.
Defence and security analyst Air Vice Marshal (Ret'd) Sean Bell spoke to Forces News.
A Ukrainian government delegation visited the Salisbury Plain Training Area on behalf of Ukraine's president.
Chernobyl is the site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history.
The cash incentives include $10,000 for handing over a military vehicle and $500,000 for a combat helicopter.