Larisa Brown

As Tehran tries to rebuild after the destruction of its arms industry and supplies, its allies are feeling the squeeze

An RAF spy plane came within six metres of a Russian fighter jet in a “dangerous” confrontation over the Black Sea.

An underground war game shows the army’s readiness if Putin invades the Baltic states — but only if we have enough money, military chiefs warn

Commanders say the process allowing soldiers to trade kills for weapons is translating to battlefield success — but the gamification of war does not suit everyone

Anne Keast-Butler said Putin’s forces were ‘going backwards on the battlefield’ but warned the world faced new dangers as hostile agents sought to weaponise AI

Senior officers fear that too much funding has been allocated to ships, fighter jets and tanks, as there are concerns the increase may be reduced to £15 billion

The prime minister is expected to sign off up to £18 billion in extra funding. But what will it pay for?

Laser-guided Martlet missiles armed with 3kg warheads that can obliterate targets at ranges of up to 5 miles to be delivered to specialist troops in region

A manufacturer has designed curved armour plates that offer women in the forces greater protection from gunfire

The prime minister is under pressure to approve the long-delayed military investment plan before he meets President Trump at next month’s Nato summit in Ankara