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UK defence investment plan revealed - as helicopters axed and Storm Shadow cruise missiles phased out
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The UK's military has been facing funding pressures in recent years, with defence chiefs consistently calling for increased investment to modernise and maintain the country's armed forces. The decision to scrap certain weapons and equipment, such as the Storm Shadow cruise missiles and military helicopters, is likely part of a broader effort to prioritise spending and allocate resources more efficiently. This plan comes as the UK seeks to balance its defence budget with competing demands and strategic priorities.
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UK defence investment plan revealed - as helicopters axed and Storm Shadow cruise missiles phased out
The UK will scrap some older weapons and kit, including Storm Shadow cruise missiles and a range of military helicopters, under a major investment plan which falls billions of pounds short of what military chiefs say they need.
30 Jun, 11:00
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