Dan Sabbagh
Defence and Security Editor and Journalist at The Guardian
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3 days ago |
msn.com | Dan Sabbagh |Kiran Stacey |Peter Walker
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4 days ago |
theguardian.com | Dan Sabbagh |Kiran Stacey |Peter Walker
Britain will spend an extra £2bn on drones and seek to introduce weapons and tactics developed during the war in Ukraine under a strategic defence review unveiled by the government. The plan will prioritise cheap one-way attack craft and more expensive reusable systems, as well as the creation of a drone centre to share knowledge and better coordinate across the armed forces.
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4 days ago |
msn.com | Kiran Stacey |Dan Sabbagh |Peter Walker
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4 days ago |
theguardian.com | Dan Sabbagh
Labour’s defence review is full of contradictions. It paints a picture of a more dangerous world, with Britain facing “multiple, direct threats” to its own security, particularly from nuclear-armed states such as Russia and China, and warns that the west’s “long-held military advantage is being eroded”. But when it comes to spending taxpayers’ money, the exercise is considerably more cautious.
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5 days ago |
theguardian.com | Dan Sabbagh
Britain needs to be ready to fight a war in Europe or the Atlantic, a strategic defence review will conclude, though it is not expected to promise immediate increases in the size of the armed forces to deal with the threat. The 130-page document will call for a move to “war-fighting readiness” to deter Russian aggression in Europe and increases in stockpiles of arms and support equipment, some of which may only last days in a crisis.
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Spent a night with a Ukrainian drone squad on the front line near Toretsk. We talked about the war, Trump, ethics, why they joined up and more in an bunker hidden under the earth. It was an extraordinary reporting experience ---> https://t.co/Ll8FOzMfVH
Nearly three years into the Ukraine war and Russia's war economy continues to outpace Europe's response. Battlefield situation is worst for Ukraine since spring '22, the US airs partition peace plans and support from elsewhere appears insufficient https://t.co/NflxeHaPvC
Meanwhile as the UK havers on helping Ukraine, the US edges forward
