Russian activist admits FSB espionage in Poland
Igor Rogov, a Russian opposition activist arrested in Poland, has confessed to working as an FSB agent and informing on fellow dissidents. Read the shocking details of his covert operations.
Category : Defence Security
Ajax Tanks Still Causing Soldier Injuries
Exclusive: British Army's £5.5bn Ajax armoured vehicles continue causing hearing and health issues for troops despite minister's safety assurances. Read the full investigation.
UK troops sent to Belgium over Russian drone threat
British military deploys personnel and hardware to assist Belgium after suspected Russian drones forced airport closures, raising major European security concerns.
RAF deploys anti-drone team to protect Belgium
The UK is sending a specialist RAF unit to help Belgium counter rogue drone incursions that have disrupted Brussels Airport and military bases. Discover how this NATO alliance responds to hybrid threats.
RAF drone specialists sent to Belgium after airport disruptions
Britain sends RAF counter-drone unit to help Belgium combat disruptive drone incursions that halted flights. Russia suspected as likely culprit in this hybrid warfare threat.
Police re-enact gunshot in Porepunkah manhunt
Victoria Police conduct firearms testing after a reported gunshot in the search for alleged police killer Dezi Freeman. A $1m reward is offered for information.
Russia targets Ukraine nuclear plants in drone attacks
Russia deliberately endangers European nuclear safety with coordinated strikes on Ukrainian power infrastructure. Latest developments from day 1,355 of the conflict.
Syria arrests 71 in raids on Islamic State cells
Syrian forces seize explosives and weapons in 61 pre-emptive raids targeting IS. President al Sharaa heads to Washington to join coalition. Read the latest developments.
Mosquito-sized military drones deployed in Ukraine war
Military drones are shrinking to mosquito size, with the £150,000 Black Hornet providing surveillance in Ukraine. Discover how nano drones are transforming modern warfare.
Syria joins US coalition against Islamic State
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa prepares for Washington talks as Syria conducts nationwide raids against ISIS. Read the latest developments in Middle East security.
Soldier in court over 2012 Kenya murder extradition
The family of Agnes Wanjiru welcome extradition proceedings against a British soldier accused of her 2012 murder in Kenya. Read the latest on this long-awaited case.
US Government Shutdown Hits Ohio Military Families
As the US government shutdown continues, military families near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base face food insecurity while local businesses suffer. Discover how this crisis is unfolding.
Russian drone hits residential tower in eastern Ukraine
A Russian drone struck a residential tower block in eastern Ukraine, causing significant damage. Watch the footage and learn about the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.
Russian strikes kill 4 in Ukraine energy attacks
Russian drone and missile attacks kill at least four people in Ukraine, damaging energy infrastructure. Zelenskyy demands stronger sanctions against Moscow as civilian casualties rise.
Ukraine destroys £960m Russian S-400 in Crimea strike
Ukraine's Special Operations Forces obliterate a £960 million S-400 'Triumf' air defence system in occupied Crimea. Discover how this major blow degrades Russia's military capabilities.
Poland to train 400,000 civilians for defence
Poland launches its largest military readiness drive since WWII, aiming to train 400,000 civilians by 2027. Learn how the nation is bolstering its defences amid regional tensions.
Hostage remains identified as Lior Rudaeff from Gaza
The remains of Lior Rudaeff, an Israeli hostage, have been returned from Gaza. Discover the details of the ceasefire agreement and the ongoing humanitarian situation.
Israel's Underground Prison: Palestinians Without Daylight
Exclusive investigation reveals Palestinians held in underground Israeli jail without daylight since January. Read about the conditions described as torture.
China's Fujian Aircraft Carrier Boosts Naval Power
China launches £5.4bn Fujian aircraft carrier capable of carrying 60 aircraft, strengthening global power projection amid US-China rivalry. Analysis of modern naval warfare.
Russian energy attack causes Ukrainian blackouts
Russia launches a major assault on Ukraine's energy grid, causing widespread power cuts. Zelenskyy reports troop build-up near Kharkiv. Stay informed on the latest developments.
US grants Hungary Russian oil sanctions waiver
The United States grants Hungary a one-year exemption from sanctions on Russian oil and gas following Viktor Orbán's meeting with Donald Trump. Discover the implications for European energy security.
EU to create new centre to fight Russian disinformation
The EU is establishing a Centre for Democratic Resilience to combat foreign disinformation from Russia and China. Learn how this 'democracy shield' aims to protect elections.
Two charged in Ireland over alleged far-right terror plot
Irish authorities charge two men with explosives possession in alleged far-right terror plot targeting mosque and migrant accommodation. Read the latest developments.
Soldiers hospitalised after Ajax vehicle trials
British troops report noise and vibration injuries from the Army's £5.5bn Ajax vehicle, raising fresh safety concerns despite MoD assurances. Read the full investigation.
Soldiers treated for hearing problems in Ajax tests
British troops required medical treatment for hearing problems during final testing of the £5.5bn Ajax armoured vehicle, despite MoD declaring it fit for service. Discover the ongoing health concerns.
Essex man jailed for trying to spy for Russia
Howard Phillips, 66, from Essex, has been sentenced to seven years for attempting to assist a foreign intelligence service. Discover how the security services thwarted the plot.
Protests and Police Clash at Sydney Arms Expo
Inside Sydney's arms convention, defence tech is hailed as 'ingenious'. Outside, protesters face pepper spray. Explore the stark divide over the global arms trade.
White powder package incident at Joint Base Andrews
Seven people hospitalised after suspicious package with white powder opened at Joint Base Andrews, home to Air Force One. All released after investigation.
Seven-year sentence for Grant Shapps security breach
Howard Phillips sentenced to seven years for attempting to sell defence secretary's personal details to undercover officers he believed were Russian spies. Read the full security case details.
Briton jailed for volunteering as Russian spy
Howard Phillips, 65, from Essex, has been sentenced to seven years for attempting to spy for Russia. He provided personal details of Defence Secretary Grant Shapps in an MI5 sting operation.
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