Britain is transferring packaged decoys of air defense equipment and tanks to Ukraine. This forces the Russian military to spend resources on destroying false targets instead of real ones.
In April 2025, Russian forces captured approximately 200 sq. km of Ukrainian territory, roughly 6 sq. km per day. Pokrovsk remained a priority target for the Russian Federation, but without noticeable advancements.
The British government is updating its plan of action in the event of war with Russia due to the threat of missile and cyber attacks. Scenarios for protecting critical infrastructure and the population are being considered.
The armed forces must adapt to the impact of climate change, which is becoming a strategic threat. Extreme weather conditions and melting ice in the Arctic create new challenges for the military.
The production of CZ Bren 2 assault rifles under the name "Sich" has started in Ukraine, and they are already being supplied to the Armed Forces. This modern weapon has a modular design and is produced at Ukroboronprom facilities.
The UK Ministry of Defense has successfully tested the RapidDestroyer electronic weapon, which uses radio frequency to neutralize drones. During the tests, more than 100 UAVs were destroyed.
According to British intelligence estimates, total Russian casualties in Ukraine since the beginning of 2025 have reached approximately 138,000 killed and wounded. In March 2025, daily losses averaged 1,300 people.
In February 2025, inflation in Russia rose to 10. 1%. Inflationary pressure is increasing the pressure on Russia's ability to maintain high defense spending.
The UK will allocate £450 million to Ukraine for military aid. The package includes drones, radar systems, and increased funding for repairs.
The Defense Forces of Ukraine have advanced in the area of Chasov Yar. Russian occupiers also have advances near Toretsk and Pokrovsk, according to the ISW report.
Great Britain and Norway will provide 450 million pounds to finance the supply of drones, radar systems and anti-tank mines to Ukraine. The package will help finance the rapid delivery of UAVs.
Since November 2024, the rate of advance of Russian troops in Ukraine has been steadily declining. In March 2025, the Russians captured 143 square kilometers, in November 2024 – 730 square kilometers.
British military found hidden Russian sensors in the seas around Britain. They were probably used to spy on nuclear submarines.
The advance of Russian troops in Ukraine has slowed down since the beginning of 2025, and the number of attacks has decreased. In March, the occupiers captured only 143 square kilometers of territory.
Putin's decree forces Ukrainians who do not have a Russian passport to leave the occupied territories by September 10, 2025. This is part of the Russification policy to destroy Ukrainian identity.
British intelligence reports that since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russia has lost about 900,000 soldiers, of which 200-250,000 have died. For the Kremlin, the goals of the war are more important than the lives of soldiers.
British intelligence reports an increase in Russian pressure in the Kursk region from three directions. At the same time, in other areas of the front, particularly near Pokrovsk, the number of attacks has decreased.
British intelligence reports a large-scale multi-axis strike by the Russian Federation using 35 cruise missiles and over 100 drones. The attacks are aimed at Ukraine's energy sector to demoralize the population.
In the occupied territories of Ukraine, Russia forcibly issued 3. 5 million Russian passports to local residents. Refusal to obtain a Russian passport threatens property confiscation and restrictions on access to basic services.
In February 2025, the average daily losses of Russia amounted to 1255 people - the lowest figure in six months. Total losses of Russia since the beginning of 2025 reached 90 thousand military personnel.
Russia's Black Sea Fleet lost its dominance after Ukraine's attacks destroyed 24 Russian vessels. The fleet has moved to Novorossiysk, but retains the ability to strike Ukraine.
British intelligence reports that Russia is forcing conscripts to sign indefinite contracts due to heavy losses. According to intelligence, Russia has lost about 860,000 military personnel killed and wounded since 2022.
The British Ministry of Defense spotted 6 Russian ships with ammunition leaving Syria through the English Channel.
In January 2025, Russia launched about 2,400 strike UAVs in Ukraine. The Ukrainian Armed Forces responded with effective attacks on Russian drone production and operation facilities.
In 1990, two men photographed a mysterious diamond-shaped object in the sky over Scotland. 32 years later, a former intelligence officer revealed that it was an experimental American airplane.
The Russian command is returning wounded soldiers to the front with unhealed wounds and crutches. According to British intelligence, this is done to relieve the overloaded medical system of the Russian Federation.
Defense forces maintain fire control over Russian logistics routes in Vovchansk. The enemy is limited to infantry assaults and occasionally uses Soviet equipment, but without success.
The Kristal oil depot near the Engels-2 air base was hit twice by Ukrainian drones on January 8 and 14, 2025. The attacks destroyed 4 and damaged 10 tanks with fuel and lubricants.
Russian troops are expanding their foothold on the western bank of the Oskil River in Kharkiv region. The occupiers are trying to capture Dvorichne and Zakhidne to put pressure on the logistics center of Kupyansk.
In the Kursk region, the DPRK lost 4,000 soldiers, a quarter of whom were killed. Due to the language barrier and coordination problems, North Korean troops have achieved only tactical success.
