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Nato needs enhanced capabilities, not just more funding - Vimarsana News

Nato needs enhanced capabilities, not just more funding

Extra defence spending is welcome but not enough. Europe needs to be able to defend itself with a credible military capability within Nato,

Source: cityam.com
British Army's new Apache attack helicopter in largest exercise since Cold War - Vimarsana News

British Army's new Apache attack helicopter in largest exercise since Cold War

The British Army's new Apache AH-64E attack helicopter is spearheading the deployment of helicopters on NATO's largest military exercise since the Cold War.

Seven Russian officers killed in strike near Mariupol - Vimarsana News

Seven Russian officers killed in strike near Mariupol

At least seven Russian officers have been killed in a missile strike near occupied Mariupol, a Ukrainian official has claimed.

Source: yahoo.com
NATO drills on Finland's border 'increase the risk of military incidents', Russia warns as alliance prepares for Nordic wargames - Vimarsana News

NATO drills on Finland's border 'increase the risk of military incidents', Russia warns as alliance prepares for Nordic wargames

Over recent months, member states including the UK have been conducting wargames across Europe - with tens of thousands of troops partaking in Exercise Steadfast Defender.

British army helicopters fly to Finland in 'largest Nato exercise since Cold War' - Vimarsana News

British army helicopters fly to Finland in 'largest Nato exercise since Cold War'

A fleet of nine British Army Apache attack helicopters has set out for Finland to join a training mission described as the "largest Nato exercise since the Cold War".

Source: lbc.co.uk