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Watch: Military jet narrowly misses homes as it crashes and explodes (opens the original)
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An RAF jet narrowly missed homes as it crashed and burst into flames in Wales. Two trainee pilots were forced to eject from the Hawk T2 aircraft when it encountered a problem shortly after taking off from RAF Valley in Anglesey. Footage of the crash shared online showed the moment the pilots ejected before the jet slammed into the ground and exploded. Emergency services were sent to the scene, with an air ambulance reportedly landing nearby. North Wales Police said the pilots were being treated
Putin preparing to escalate war against Ukraine (opens the original)
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Vladimir Putin might carry out "stealth" mobilisation after the Russian elections, Western officials fear. Photo / Getty Images Western intelligence officials believe the Russian leader is laying the ground for a “stealth mobilisation” after elections this weekend, in which thousands of Russians could be drafted. “What we are seeing is administrative preparations to make it possible to do it, if that was the decision,” one intelligence source told the Telegraph. European leaders, meanwhile, have
Nato officer’s Tinder romance sets off spy alert at UK base (opens the original)
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Janina White, who was born in the former Soviet Union, dated a senior Spanish officer at Northwood. Photo / Janina White A Nato commander’s romance with a woman he met on Tinder triggered a security alert at a British military base over fears she was spying for Russia, The Telegraph can reveal. The senior Spanish naval officer was dating Janina White, a UK-Polish dual national who was born in Soviet Russia, when she was accused of being a Kremlin agent. At the time, the Spanish officer was based
Ukraine swaps ‘goldmine’ of battlefield intel for UK missile blueprints (opens the original)
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pose for photographs after their defence deal on Monday. Photo / Getty Images Ukraine has handed Britain a “goldmine” of secret battlefield intelligence to help it prepare for any conflict with Russia - in exchange for blueprints for Britian’s Storm Shadow missiles. The intelligence contains millions of images of Russian tanks, air defences, troops, drones and artillery systems. The data, which will train AI used by Britain
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