Govt: Defence spending boost needed in these dangerous times
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Govt: Defence spending boost needed in these dangerous times
The Armed Forces minister says the £2.2bn increase in defence spending is necessary in "these more insecure and dangerous times".
Luke Pollard adds the money will be put towards "more advanced weaponry, directed energy weapons, more business going directly to UK firms and improving defence housing".
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Yemen’s Armed Forces have stunned Israel with a massive escalation — firing a hypersonic ballistic missile and multiple explosive drones that zoomed past interception systems. Ben Gurion Airport was struck with the deadly “Palestine-2” missile, while Tel Aviv and Ashkelon were hit with drone attacks. Israel was thrown into chaos as flights were halted, shelters filled, and defenses failed to stop the assault. Is this the beginning of a wider war in the region? Watch the full breakdown of Yemen’s latest pro-Palestinian operation and what it means for Israel’s security.
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Yemen’s Armed Forces have delivered a bold message to Israel and the world by penetrating Tel Aviv’s missile shield with explosive-laden drones that struck three high-value targets — including a sensitive Israeli site in Jaffa, military infrastructure in Ashkelon, and a strategic zone in the Negev Desert.
Brigadier General Yahya Saree confirmed the success of the operations and warned of continued strikes until the siege and genocide in Gaza end. The strikes form part of Yemen’s relentless campaign of solidarity with Palestine, which has also involved firing advanced ballistic and hypersonic missiles. Meanwhile, Yemen has issued a clarion call to Muslims and Arabs worldwide to rise, protest, and break the Gaza blockade. The message is clear — Gaza’s resistance is not alone, and regional escalation is mounting fast. Is a broader conflict in the Middle East now inevitable?
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Defence minister Luke Pollard has hailed a £10 billion deal to build warships for the Norwegian navy in Glasgow, saying the deal secures 4,000 jobs for 15 years, including 2,000 in Scotland, and will strengthen North Atlantic and North Sea security.
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kemi Badenoch has spoken out in support of the prime minister's decision to increase defence spending. Speaking during a visit to Glasglow on Thursday, the Conservative party leader said she is pleased..