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British military leaders warn of increasing Russian threats, emphasizing the need for societal and military preparedness. UK plans include new arms factories, enhanced intelligence, and a national resilience strategy amid rising tensions and NATO concerns.
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Blaise Metreweli, MI6's first female chief, warns that Britain faces a more dangerous world driven by technological advances and hybrid threats from Russia, China, and Iran. She emphasizes the shift of power from states to corporations and individuals, urging adaptation in intelligence strategies.
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British intelligence chief Ms Metreweli, the first woman to lead MI6, warns that threats from Russia, disinformation, and cyber attacks are escalating globally. She emphasizes the UK's ongoing support for Ukraine and the need for technological mastery across all security efforts. The UK is also imposing sanctions on Russian and Chinese entities involved in malign activities.
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On September 23, 2025, the US Secret Service uncovered and dismantled a large network of over 300 SIM servers and 100,000 active SIM cards within 35 miles of the United Nations in New York. The network, likely operated by nation-state actors, had the capacity to disrupt cellular networks, send encrypted messages to criminal groups, and potentially cripple emergency communications during the UN General Assembly.
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Western leaders, including the UK, France, and Germany, reaffirm support for Ukraine amid ongoing peace negotiations. They emphasize security guarantees, military aid, and economic reconstruction, while discussions continue on using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's recovery. US and European efforts aim to bolster Ukraine's defenses and seek a just peace.