Britain must ‘actively prepare’ for a war on home soil, major government review warns
A new government investigation, Britain’s home territory should be prepared for the possibility of a “war -time script”.
The National Security Strategy, published on Tuesday, released Grim warning as events during the Middle East and Russia’s War. Ukraine continues to contribute to international instability.
Before Iran was declared a ceasefire last night, only 48 hours after the US threatened to target British bases following its attack on nuclear facilities.
The strategy also proposes that British citizens pass to “National Flexibility Exercises” as preparation for attacks at home.
“For the first time for many years, we should be actively prepared for the first time in a war -time script for the possibility of the British homeland directly threatening,” he says.
“In the coming years will test the UK … The direction we have taken – the decisions we have taken – the decisions we have made – will echo for decades.”
He adds that Britain will need to iki agility and courage to be successful, but that the country should be partly optimistic because of the “British people’s determination”.
“After all, we do not have to look at our history too much for an example of a society effort that is motivated by a collective will to keep each other safe. We can move this spirit again and use it for both our national security and the construction of our country.”
Cabinet Minister Pat McFadden told MPs that the whole country should be “open and hard” about the threats faced.
Sir Keir Starmer, NATO summit for a trip to the UK Defense and National Security GDP expenditures of 5 percent of the plans to commit to commit.
A few hours later, the government issued a strategy that warns Russian cyber attacks and sabotage and Iran’s “hostile activity çıkında increased in the UK.
In the document, the ministers promise “more robustness and consistency ında in the form of dealing with China.
The government also plans to exercise an inter -government exercise on how to deal with crises like a future sponge like a future sponge.
On durability training, the strategy requires the public to adopt good practices in cyber security.
In the document, “This, the private sector to protect people from online harmful and illegal content and human safety to remain in the forefront of AI to interact with law enforcement officers to interact,” he said.
“This is the next task: to mobilize the nation because of our national security partners.”
While the public will be informed about the preparation of the risks, there will be “annual national exercises, to test the preparation of the society, but there is no detail about what they will include.
Furthermore, while studying for “everyone in our society olan, which plays a vital role in national flexibility, the critical national infrastructure will be protected to resist the sabotage.
Countries in Europe also increase their preparations for potential war.
At the end of last year, a brochure was sent to Sweden, who advised them about how Russia would prepare and cope in case of war or another unexpected crisis, as Russia continued to rise.
At the same time, Finland has published new advice on “preparation for events and crises”.
Shadow Foreign Minister Dame Priti Patel accused the government of not being open enough of how the ministers had offered only “smoke and mirrors”.
Mr. McFadden said, “In fact, he would plan to reach 2 percent and why they caused us to call for a vital step stone on his way to a 3 percent stroke and higher defense expenditures at the end of this parliament.
Meanwhile, Mr. Lammy announced a 290 million pound fund to re -direct FCDO with 200 new data analysts while cutting the number of diplomats.
The Secretary of the Foreign Affairs wants an “more simple and average” Foreign Ministry, but uses the money to invest in a new diplomat college.
He said Independent: “The National Security Strategy says diplomacy provides power abroad and provides security for the British people.
“Until 2030, I have committed to investing FCDO $ 290 million to make the world’s most technology Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Through this new fund, we will hire 200 data and technology experts and establish a British diplomacy college that focuses on 21st century vehicles and Tradecraft.
“These new tools and investments will save diplomats from their tables in Whitehall and put them in the world where they can make the biggest difference in the growth and security of England.”
