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British Army Begins Fielding AI-Enabled ‘SMASH’ Anti-Drone Tech

The British Army has begun fielding a new military technology that utilizes artificial intelligence to take down hostile drones.

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UK to Give Ukraine 10,000 Drones for Russia War

Britain will supply Ukraine with more than 10,000 drones to aid its fight against Russia's invasion, the government said.

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UK Drone Test Squadron Flagged for Failing to Conduct Single Test Since 2020

A British lawmaker flagged a Royal Air Force squadron tasked with experimenting with uncrewed aircraft for failing to conduct a single test since its creation in 2020.

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Five Eyes Warns of Russian Hackers Targeting Cloud-Based Networks

The UK and Five Eyes Alliance have released an advisory on “evolving tactics” by Russian hackers to attack cloud-based organizations.

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UK Seeks Proposals for $1.3B New Medium Helicopter Program

The UK Ministry of Defence is now accepting bids for its $1.3-billion New Medium Helicopter program.

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Yemen’s Houthis Announce First Civilian Death in US-UK Strikes

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels have reported the first civilian death in US and British air strikes after the latest round of joint raids over the weekend.

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British Army at Risk of Becoming ‘Static’ Land Force: Chief

The head of the British Army has warned that the service is now at risk of becoming a static and domestically-focused land force due to lack of funding.

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Saab, Abbey Initiate Local Barracuda Camouflage Production in UK

Saab UK and Liverpool-based The Abbey Group have partnered to manufacture Barracuda mobile camouflage system parts in the UK.

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UK’s New Drone Strategy to Include $5.7B Investment in New Unmanned Systems

The UK Ministry of Defence has launched a new drone strategy that includes at least $5.7 billion of investment in new unmanned aerial systems over the next decade.

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US, UK, Germany Back Dutch PM Mark Rutte as Next NATO Chief

The United States, Britain, and Germany expressed support for Dutch PM Rutte to become the next NATO secretary general at a crucial time for the alliance.

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