
Does Europe have the military capacity to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without the US being involved in any way?
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Does Europe have the military capacity to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without the US being involved in any way?

NATO: If Europe won’t allow us to use the bases we man and fund for their defense when we need them we ought to close them down and remove our troops from Europe. If they get attacked by Russia we can discuss whether or not we have the time to help.



Workers do not see their #pension pots as strategic national capital to be repurposed to solve economic problems. They expect their pension to deliver security for them in retirement. Government controls over how private #pension funds invest risk both security and trust.


NATO has intensified P-8 maritime patrol missions in the GIUK Gap in recent days. Allied nations have for two consecutive days, maintained an aircraft on station tracking a possible hostile submarine north of Iceland. 🇬🇱🇮🇸🇬🇧 🧵Here's a short analysis:



Traditionally, the RAF has had officers as pilots because it once had a nuclear weapon delivery capability. That is no longer the case. There is nothing to prevent an NCO with suitable ability being able to operate, fly and captain an aeroplane. It was good enough in 1940..






@exRAF_Al Because the RAF is the one service that delivers most of its military effect through it's officer corps...



CNN reports Russia is now providing Iran with more specific operational guidance on UAV employment, including targeting approaches derived from its use of Shahed drones in Ukraine. This is not very surprising but good to have it confirmed.


As war rages on in Iran and troops in Cyprus call for more protection, the Army has been busy asking soldiers if men should be allowed to wear make-up, nail polish, earrings and long hair. dailysceptic.org/2026/03/08/as-…


BREAKING: “A really sad feature of a conflict like this is that some people will try to use it to divide communities and tear people apart and we mustn’t let that happen” says Prime Minister Keir Starmer