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Hearing likely in May, seven months after government decided to carve out jet parts from arms export ban

Facility near Beijing, 10 times size of Pentagon, may have been under construction since mid-2024.

The top secret technology was tested in 2022 and was able to detect an aircraft 10.5 miles away.

UK defence chiefs see no need to recruit extra sailors as maritime force will become hybrid with uncrewed systems

Recently deposed Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad was popular among the Western ultra-right for his anti-Semitic views, Holocaust denial, and ruthless persecution of his country’s Muslim population.

Russia’s fall military draft is drawing to a close. The nearer the end, the harsher the methods employed by recruitment officers tasked with meeting quotas.

Last year, police recommended charging former officer with misconduct over soldier deaths at barracks.

An investigation by The Insider has revealed that Promet, a Russian group of companies acting as a contractor for the country’s Ministry of Defense, has simultaneously been fulfilling military orders in Lithuania.

Commandos land in northern Lebanon in unprecedented operation to capture supposed militant group member

Dyfed-Powys Police confirmed it is investigating the death

Russian navy ships reportedly transferred 1,500 forces to Vladivostok, where they are being trained

Ben Key confirms several personnel have been sacked, demoted or disciplined as a result of investigations

Defence secretary to meet family of woman allegedly killed by soldier, as ITV airs documentary alleging fresh abuses

Annington Property fears recent legislation will force it to offload some of the 38,000 freeholds it owns on UK military homes

Strike that killed Ahmed al-Ghandour last year was initially said to be unrelated to death of hostages held by Hamas

Angus Lapsley, whose misplaced papers were discovered at a bus stop, will join the review team led by George Robertson.

China is conducting another round of military exercises off the coast of Taiwan, and analysts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) suggest that, in theory, by blockading sea routes the PRC could capture the island right now without firing a single shot.

Major General James Roddis, who is a father of three, was awarded an MBE in 2009