The British military has used radio wave weapons for the first time to destroy a swarm of drones, reports the "Daily Mail".

In response to potential espionage risks, the UK restricts Chinese EVs from certain sites, highlighting growing global ...

Electric vehicles with Chinese parts have been banned from British military sites amid spying fears, it has been revealed. There are concerns that EVs kitted out with cameras, sensors, radar and ...

A video of NATO troops and armoured vehicles in Estonia in February is not evidence of a recent military escalation with ...

A report by British news outlet The i Paper claims that the British Ministry of Defense has declared electric vehicles with ...

The United Kingdom has reportedly imposed a ban on parking electric vehicles built with Chinese parts at or near specific military sites ... but the British government is reportedly concerned ...

Some of Britain’s most secure military sites are restricting access to electric cars over concerns that Chinese technology embedded within the vehicles could be used for spying. Staff at RAF ...

The British Army is testing a new ... technology and modern advancements," said Dstl Military Advisor Major Andrew Maggs. "By enhancing existing vehicles with new capabilities, we’re able ...

Senior military officials from the UK, France and Germany will visit Ukraine to develop 'operational plans' for enforcing any ...