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In a damning assessment, John Healey said the military could conduct ‘operations’ but would be unable to deter an enemy from invading

A friend of mine, usually an intensely optimistic pro-Ukraine analyst, returned from Ukraine last week and told me: “It’s like the German Army in January 1945.” The Ukrainians are being driven back on all fronts – including in the Kursk province of Russia, which they had opened with much hope…

Security camera images from the attack aired on television showed a man in plainclothes carrying a backpack and holding an assault rifle

Armed assailants target Turkey's aerospace company, TUSAS, in a deadly terrorist attack. Investigation underway. International support expressed.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan condemns ‘heinous’ attack after explosion and reports of gunfire at Tusaş HQ near Ankara

The first defence pact between the two nations comes as British government pushes a reset with Europe.

The allies signed the deal amid concerns about Russia and the prospect of weakened US commitments to European security.

London and Berlin on Wednesday hailed a "milestone" in military cooperation, as they signed a new defence pact that would see German submarine-hunting planes operate from British bases and counter threats from Russia after its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine on Wednesday called on any North Korean troops fighting for Russia to surrender, after South Korea said over a thousand more had been deployed by Pyongyang.