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Russia threatens to strike British military facilities in Ukraine and beyond after the UK shares Storm Shadow missile production technology with Kyiv. The CIA director visited Moscow amid US warnings of a possible Russian test of NATO. Ukraine reinforces Donetsk defences as the Kremlin dismisses escalation fears.

UK PM Andy Burnham's first foreign visit to Kyiv produced a wave of new commitments — Storm Shadow production technology for Ukraine, an AI partnership using Ukrainian battle data to protect UK sites, and £800,000 for cultural heritage — but the most vital prize, US Patriot interceptors, remains elusive as Burnham prepares to lobby Trump in New York.

Russia has threatened to strike British military facilities inside and outside Ukraine after the UK and France agreed to share Storm Shadow missile production technology with Kyiv. The warning, from foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova, is Moscow's strongest direct threat yet to a NATO member. Meanwhile, CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow amid US concerns Russia may test NATO with a limited assault, and Ukraine reinforced defences around Sloviansk as Russian forces pressed their offensive.

UK PM Andy Burnham will lobby Donald Trump for Patriot missiles in September after approving Storm Shadow technology transfer to Ukraine. The Kremlin threatens retaliation, while a new AI partnership will use Ukrainian battlefield data to protect British sites.

Russia warns it could strike British military facilities in Ukraine and beyond after the UK shares Storm Shadow missile technology with Kyiv. CIA Director Ratcliffe visited Moscow amid US intelligence that Russia may test NATO with a limited assault on an ally.

The Kremlin has threatened 'semi-military' attacks on UK arms factories after Prime Minister Andy Burnham shared Storm Shadow missile blueprints with Ukraine. Meanwhile, CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow for undisclosed security talks, and Ukraine struck a Wildberries logistics centre in Russia's Tambov region.

Kremlin adviser Andrei Fedorov warns UK drone factories could face paramilitary attacks after PM Andy Burnham pledges to share Storm Shadow missile blueprints with Ukraine. Moscow frames technology transfer as 'direct military involvement' while Burnham dismisses criticism.

UK PM Andy Burnham approved Storm Shadow missile production technology for Ukraine during his first foreign visit to Kyiv, while vowing to lobby Donald Trump for Patriot interceptors. The UK also signed an AI partnership using Ukrainian battlefield data to protect British infrastructure, as Kremlin officials warned of possible 'semi-military' retaliation.

UK PM Andy Burnham approved transferring Storm Shadow cruise missile production technology to Ukraine during his Kyiv visit. Analysts warn production will take months or years. Burnham now plans to lobby Trump for Patriot interceptor missiles — Ukraine's most urgent need before winter.

The UK has approved transferring Storm Shadow cruise missile technology to Ukraine, but analysts warn mass production could take months or years due to complex supply chains and high costs. The move comes as the UK shifts its own procurement toward cheaper, domestically produced missiles under Project Brakestop, reflecting NATO's struggle to adapt to protracted conflict.