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Russia places UK ex-minister Ben Wallace on wanted list

Russia places UK ex-minister Ben Wallace on wanted list

  • Wallace served as defense minister from before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 until Aug. 2023
  • It is not clear how many foreign officials or public figures are on the database of wanted persons
By Reuters ·
Unprecedented gagging order over Afghan data breach should have been avoided, former secretary says

Unprecedented gagging order over Afghan data breach should have been avoided, former secretary says

By Arab News ·
UK ex-minister questioned over support for Afghanistan ‘war crimes immunity’ bill

UK ex-minister questioned over support for Afghanistan ‘war crimes immunity’ bill

By Arab News ·
Wallace confirms resignation as UK defense minister in letter to PM Sunak

Wallace confirms resignation as UK defense minister in letter to PM Sunak

By Reuters ·
Ukraine’s Zelensky sacks ambassador to UK after criticism

Ukraine’s Zelensky sacks ambassador to UK after criticism

By AFP ·
UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said Wednesday Britain is not an Amazon delivery service for weapons to Ukraine, suggesting Kyi

UK ‘not Amazon’ for weapons to Ukraine: Defense secretary Wallace

By AFP ·
Saudi Arabia, UK to study cooperation in future combat air system

Saudi Arabia, UK to study cooperation in future combat air system

By Arab News ·
Prince Harry ‘boasting’ over Taliban kills: UK defense minister

Prince Harry ‘boasting’ over Taliban kills: UK defense minister

By Arab News ·
UK calls on YouTube to take down videos ‘doctored’ by Russia

UK calls on YouTube to take down videos ‘doctored’ by Russia

By Reuters ·
Russia wants whole of Ukraine but army failing, UK says

Russia wants whole of Ukraine but army failing, UK says

By Reuters ·
Saudi crown prince meets British defense secretary

Saudi crown prince meets British defense secretary

By Arab News ·
UK minister sorry over Afghan interpreters’ data breach

UK minister sorry over Afghan interpreters’ data breach

By AP ·
Ben Wallace (L) made the comments on a visit to a British factory producing a fleet of 16 Protector drones for the UK’s military. (Reuters/File Photos)

Britain could launch drone strikes in Afghanistan, says defense secretary

By Arab News ·

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