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NATO's Largest Military Exercise In Decades With 90,000 Troops Starts
NATO on Wednesday began its biggest military exercise since the Cold War with a US warship leaving the United States for transit across the Atlantic to alliance territory in Europe.
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UK To Deploy Warships To Indian Ocean For Joint Training With Indian Forces
Britain said on Wednesday it would send warships to the Indian Ocean later this year and an aircraft carrier to the region in 2025 for joint training and operations with Indian forces as the two countries strengthen their security ties.
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UK To Send Warships To Israel Coast, Begin Air Patrols In Show Of Support
Britain will send two Royal Navy ships to the eastern Mediterranean and begin surveillance flights over Israel in a show of military support designed to reassure Israel, the Times newspaper reported on Thursday.
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UK's Biggest Warship Breaks Down On Way To US After "Mechanical Issue"
The UK's biggest aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, has broken down off the south coast of England after setting sail from Portsmouth Naval Base for the US on what the Royal Navy has described as a "landmark" aviation trial mission.
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"Clear Message To Kremlin": UK Preps Big Troop Deployment In Europe
Britain is poised to offer NATO a "major" deployment of troops, weapons, warships and jets in Europe, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Saturday, to respond to rising "Russian hostility" towards Ukraine.
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Watch: F-35B Fighter Jet's Vertical Landing On UK Warship Near Mumbai
An F-35B fifth generation fighter aircraft made a vertical landing on the British Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth in Arabian Sea near Mumbai
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Marking Rare Transit By Non-US Vessel, UK Warship Passes Through Taiwan Strait
The Royal Navy said a British warship was sailing through the Taiwan Strait on Monday, a rare voyage by a non-US military vessel through the sensitive waterway that is likely to strain ties with Beijing.
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Russian Navy Can Carry Out "Unpreventable Strike" If Needed: Putin
The Russian navy can detect any enemy and launch an "unpreventable strike" if needed, President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday, weeks after a UK warship angered Moscow by passing the Crimea peninsula.
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UK To Permanently Deploy Two Warships In Asian Waters
Britain said on Tuesday it would permanently deploy two warships in Asian waters after its Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier and escort ships sail to Japan in September through seas where China is vying for influence with the United States and Japan.
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"Not Espionage": UK On Lost Defence Documents Linked To Warship
Britain said it had found no evidence of espionage connected to the discovery last month of a wad of secret papers at a bus stop which contained details about a British warship and Russia's potential reaction to its passage through the Black Sea.
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UK's Largest Warship With Strike Group Enter Indian Ocean For Wargame
The UK's largest warship HMS Queen Elizabeth and its strike task group have sailed into the Indian Ocean and will carry out a mega wargame with the Indian Navy as the aircraft carrier began a 40-nation tour.
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Vladimir Putin Accuses US Of Involvement In UK Warship Incident
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday accused Washington of involvement in an incident involving a British destroyer off the coast of Moscow-annexed Crimea.
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UK Government Apologises After Secret Defence Documents Found At Bus Stop
Britain's defence ministry on Monday apologised after top secret documents assessing the movements of a Royal Navy warship in the Black Sea were found at a bus stop.
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Secret UK Defence Documents Linked To Warship Incident Found At Bus Stop
Britain's government said Sunday it was investigating how secret defence documents, outlining the movements of a warship that led to Russia firing warning shots off the Crimean coast, were found at a bus stop in England.
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Russia Summons UK Envoy To "Strongly Protest" Warship Incident
Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday summoned the British ambassador to "strongly protest" what it said was a British ship's violation of its territory.
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NATO's Largest Military Exercise In Decades With 90,000 Troops Starts
NATO on Wednesday began its biggest military exercise since the Cold War with a US warship leaving the United States for transit across the Atlantic to alliance territory in Europe.
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UK To Deploy Warships To Indian Ocean For Joint Training With Indian Forces
Britain said on Wednesday it would send warships to the Indian Ocean later this year and an aircraft carrier to the region in 2025 for joint training and operations with Indian forces as the two countries strengthen their security ties.
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UK To Send Warships To Israel Coast, Begin Air Patrols In Show Of Support
Britain will send two Royal Navy ships to the eastern Mediterranean and begin surveillance flights over Israel in a show of military support designed to reassure Israel, the Times newspaper reported on Thursday.
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UK's Biggest Warship Breaks Down On Way To US After "Mechanical Issue"
The UK's biggest aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, has broken down off the south coast of England after setting sail from Portsmouth Naval Base for the US on what the Royal Navy has described as a "landmark" aviation trial mission.
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"Clear Message To Kremlin": UK Preps Big Troop Deployment In Europe
Britain is poised to offer NATO a "major" deployment of troops, weapons, warships and jets in Europe, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Saturday, to respond to rising "Russian hostility" towards Ukraine.
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Watch: F-35B Fighter Jet's Vertical Landing On UK Warship Near Mumbai
An F-35B fifth generation fighter aircraft made a vertical landing on the British Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth in Arabian Sea near Mumbai
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Marking Rare Transit By Non-US Vessel, UK Warship Passes Through Taiwan Strait
The Royal Navy said a British warship was sailing through the Taiwan Strait on Monday, a rare voyage by a non-US military vessel through the sensitive waterway that is likely to strain ties with Beijing.
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Russian Navy Can Carry Out "Unpreventable Strike" If Needed: Putin
The Russian navy can detect any enemy and launch an "unpreventable strike" if needed, President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday, weeks after a UK warship angered Moscow by passing the Crimea peninsula.
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UK To Permanently Deploy Two Warships In Asian Waters
Britain said on Tuesday it would permanently deploy two warships in Asian waters after its Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier and escort ships sail to Japan in September through seas where China is vying for influence with the United States and Japan.
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"Not Espionage": UK On Lost Defence Documents Linked To Warship
Britain said it had found no evidence of espionage connected to the discovery last month of a wad of secret papers at a bus stop which contained details about a British warship and Russia's potential reaction to its passage through the Black Sea.
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UK's Largest Warship With Strike Group Enter Indian Ocean For Wargame
The UK's largest warship HMS Queen Elizabeth and its strike task group have sailed into the Indian Ocean and will carry out a mega wargame with the Indian Navy as the aircraft carrier began a 40-nation tour.
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Vladimir Putin Accuses US Of Involvement In UK Warship Incident
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday accused Washington of involvement in an incident involving a British destroyer off the coast of Moscow-annexed Crimea.
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UK Government Apologises After Secret Defence Documents Found At Bus Stop
Britain's defence ministry on Monday apologised after top secret documents assessing the movements of a Royal Navy warship in the Black Sea were found at a bus stop.
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Secret UK Defence Documents Linked To Warship Incident Found At Bus Stop
Britain's government said Sunday it was investigating how secret defence documents, outlining the movements of a warship that led to Russia firing warning shots off the Crimean coast, were found at a bus stop in England.
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Russia Summons UK Envoy To "Strongly Protest" Warship Incident
Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday summoned the British ambassador to "strongly protest" what it said was a British ship's violation of its territory.
