Hamish De Bretton-Gordon is a journalist and military expert, known for his work in various publications including Yahoo News, The i Paper, The Telegraph, LBC, and The Guardian. His articles often focus on international conflicts, military strategy, and defense industry news. With a background in chemical weapons and counter-terrorism, Hamish provides insights and analysis on complex geopolitical issues.
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Hamish De Bretton-Gordon's coverage focuses on international relations, government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary. He appears to be interested in geopolitical conflicts, military strategy, and political analysis.
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Putin appears to be gambling all on a massive attack to retake the border region of Kursk
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
Britain cannot abandon our ally in their desperate final fight for survival
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
If the situation in Syria can hasten a ceasefire on Zelensky’s terms in Ukraine, then this is a positive development
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
We must send a signal to Putin and spend a lot more on defence
We need proper Armed Forces much sooner than 2030, and yet the Government won’t commit
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
There is just a chance that the sun might shine brighter tomorrow
Having Assad in Russia is embarrassing - even local media has admitted defeat in Syria
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
As leader of the Opposition, he voted down action when Assad used chemical weapons. Obama flinched as a result. Then the Russians swept in
By: Hamish De Bretton-Gordon
We must get masks to Ukraine, as Russia pushes its advance with gas attacks
The clock is ticking and the free world must act with speed to prevent Syria descending back into the dark ages of Isis and civil conflict
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