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Britain's Special Boat Service is on standby to assist US troops in a potential ground attack on Iran amid rising tensions.

Iran has threatened the UK with consequences following a missile attack on the Diego Garcia base used by US forces, which was permitted by the British government.

Iran has launched two medium-range missiles at Diego Garcia, a military base utilized by American and British forces in the Indian Ocean, without causing damage as both missiles either missed their target or were intercepted.

Keir Starmer rebuffed Iran's claim that the UK is participating in aggression against Tehran by allowing US forces to use British military bases.

The article recounts a pivotal moment when the Allied forces authorized the Greek presence in Smyrna during the Asia Minor Campaign, as documented in a conversation between British Prime Minister David Lloyd George and Greek Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos.

A British soldier named David McIntosh documented Israeli forces' brutality against starving civilians in Gaza while serving in a humanitarian support role.

A British father has left the UK to join Kurdish forces fighting against the Iranian regime, motivated by personal tragedy and a desire for revenge.

UK Defense Secretary John Healey suggests that Russian President Vladimir Putin is influencing Iranian drone attacks targeting British forces in Iraq.

British military officials reported that increased drone strikes in Iraq necessitated additional rocket supplies for British forces.

The UK Ministry of Defence has settled a High Court legal claim against former special forces member Ant Middleton over allegations he disclosed classified information.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended his decision to keep Britain out of the conflict in Iran during a parliamentary session, emphasizing the efforts of the armed forces in protecting British lives and interests.

The article discusses Cyprus's strategic importance due to recent Iranian drone attacks and the involvement of British, French, and Italian military forces in the region.

European countries including Italy, Spain, France, and the Netherlands are set to deploy naval assets to Cyprus following an Iranian drone strike on a British RAF base on the island.

European nations are set to send naval forces to Cyprus following an Iranian drone strike on a British military base.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth made an inaccurate claim about the sinking of an enemy ship, disregarding the historical sinking of the General Belgrano during the Falklands War.

The arrest of former Prince Andrew has led to unprecedented scrutiny from both the British Government and King Charles III regarding the actions of the Windsors.

A delegation of British lawyers is set to arrive in Sudan to file lawsuits in British courts against the UAE and leaders of the Rapid Support Forces for crimes committed against the Sudanese people.

The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded Leonardo a £1 billion contract for the New Medium Helicopter program, enhancing the capabilities of the British Armed Forces with 23 new AW149 helicopters.

US President D. Trump criticized UK Prime Minister K. Starmer for taking too long to allow US forces to act from British bases against Iran.

British forces at the Akrotiri base in Cyprus faced a suspected drone attack, which they managed to counter effectively.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed the UK's agreement to allow US forces to use British bases for defensive strikes against Iranian missile facilities following increased tensions in the Gulf region.

A senior official in Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, citing aggression against Iran, prompting warnings from U.S. and British maritime agencies for vessels to avoid the region.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the UK's involvement in coordinated defensive efforts in the Middle East, while clarifying that British forces are not participating in U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iran.

Increasing fears of World War III prompt discussions about potential conscription in the UK, highlighting the challenges faced by the British Armed Forces.

The article discusses warnings about Russian spies creating a sabotage network in Europe by purchasing properties near military and civilian targets, as reported by the British newspaper Telegraph.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer rejects allowing US forces to launch an attack on Iran from a key British base in the Indian Ocean, highlighting a complex dispute between London and Washington.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses to allow American forces to launch an attack on Iran from a key British base in the Indian Ocean.

The article discusses the extensive and devastating bombing of Dresden by British and American forces during World War II, beginning on February 13, 1945.

Former British Army Chief Nick Carter warns that the UK is suffering significant military cutbacks, weakening its armed forces while adversaries take note of this decline.

The UK is increasing its military presence in Norway by doubling the number of troops in response to threats from Russia.

A British military truck collided with a passenger car on a bridge in Målselv, Troms, causing minor damage to the vehicles but leaving them driveable.

The Great Siege of Gibraltar, lasting from 1779 to 1783, marked a significant event in the American War of Independence, where British forces successfully defended the strategically vital territory against Spanish and French siege efforts.

British troops are participating in border patrols, live-fire exercises, and ambush training with NATO forces in preparation for a potential trench warfare situation with Russia.

On February 5, 1941, Hitler reprimanded Mussolini as Libya began to fall from Italian control during World War II amidst advancing British forces.

Lizzy Buchan discusses her experience accompanying Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper to Norway, where British and Norwegian forces are training to deter Russian aggression in the Arctic region.

British authorities are reportedly preparing to deploy special forces aboard oil tankers and other vessels belonging to Russia's so-called 'shadow fleet' near Iceland.

UK Armed Forces Chief Richard Knighton emphasized the necessity of ensuring the safety of British troops before deployment to Ukraine for security guarantees.

The head of the British Armed Forces, Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton, has acknowledged that the UK is currently unprepared for full-scale war due to budget constraints and recruitment challenges.

A British newspaper reports that President Trump ordered U.S. special operations forces to prepare an invasion plan for Greenland, which faced strong opposition from senior U.S. military leaders due to legal and political concerns.

British armed forces provided crucial support to the United States in a dramatic operation to seize the Russian oil tanker Mariner in the North Atlantic Ocean, as part of efforts to enforce sanctions on Venezuelan oil.

A rusty oil tanker has become a focal point of global tension after being tracked and seized by U.S. forces in the North Atlantic while the Russian military rushed towards it, raising speculations about its hidden value despite containing no oil.

British and US forces have seized the Russian tanker Marinera, which was reportedly used to evade sanctions related to the Ukraine war.

British armed forces assisted the US in a pre-dawn operation to seize the ghost fleet oil tanker Marinera, involving various military assets.

Despite the Islamic State being considered militarily defeated in Syria, British and French air forces have conducted strikes on a terrorist facility in the region.

British and French air forces conducted a joint bombing operation on a suspected underground weapons storage facility previously used by ISIS in Syria, aiming to prevent the resurgence of the militant group.

British and French air forces have launched attacks against ISIS in Syria amidst the ongoing conflict in the region.

British and French air forces conducted a joint operation to bomb a suspected underground weapons storage facility previously used by the Islamic State in Syria, as confirmed by the British Ministry of Defence.

The British armed forces are set to launch a one-year paid training program for individuals under 25 in March, aiming to attract more young people to enlist.

On March 13, 1811, a significant naval battle between French and British forces occurred near the Croatian island of Vis, which is relatively unknown in Croatia.