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Four Dutch soldiers were arrested in Newcastle, England, on allegations that they were using cocaine. Their arrest was confirmed by their attorney and the Marechaussee, the Dutch military branch that handles policing such cases for the Ministry of Defense, the Telegraaf reported on Thursday. The soldiers were arrested during Northumbria Police investigations into the nightlife in Newcastle. They are part of the 13 Light Brigade of the Royal Netherlands Army, the Telegraaf reported.

Existence of an ‘off-the-books’ Ukrainian formation kitted out with not just some of Sweden’s best heavy weapons, but in the world, looks to be a reality just in time for the counteroffensive.

Norway will transfer eight M270 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) and three ARTHUR counter-battery radars to Ukraine

Norway will transfer eight long-range multiple launch rocket systems and three Arthur artillery location radars to Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

The UK has expanded Operation Interflex, the multinational programme currently training thousands of new Ukrainian recruits in combat infantry skills.

In the 14 months since Russia invaded Ukraine, analysts have expressed recurring doubts about the strength of Europe’s commitments to Kyiv.

More than 14,000 Ukrainian soldiers (including 21 women) have already undergone training in Great Britain, and more than 2,000 are trained now. — Ukrinform.

Ukraine is preparing for a counter-offensive against Russian forces, with Nato support appearing geared towards combined arms warfare.

A new group of 12 Lithuanian military instructors left for the United Kingdom on Saturday to join Operation Interflex fo...

The footage (shown in preview) was tweeted by Ukraines Ministry of Defence and shared by the UK equivalent. It shows troops waving, clapping, saluting and holding Ukrainian flags.