UK's War Plan Includes Self-Flying Fighter Jets, Commits $300 Bn To Future Military | Firstpost Live
Britain has unveiled a sweeping new defence strategy centred on drones, artificial intelligence, next-generation fighter jets and nuclear capabilities. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to spend about 395 billion dollars over the next four years, including major investments in uncrewed systems, air power, submarines and army modernisation. The government says the overhaul is aimed at preparing Britain's armed forces for future conflicts while strengthening NATO commitments and boosting the domestic defence industry. The strategy also draws lessons from the war in Ukraine and reflects the changing nature of modern warfare. Daniela Laurel tells you more on Firstpost Live.00:00 - Britain's New Defence Strategy Unveiled
00:18 - £395 Billion Defence Investment Explained
00:40 - Massive Investment in Drones & Autonomous Warfare
01:02 - Learning from Ukraine: Modernizing the UK Military
01:31 - Next-Generation Air Power: F-35s & GCAP Fighter Programme
1:46 - Nuclear Deterrent: Dreadnought & Attack Submarines
02:01 - Army Transformation: Project ASGARD & AI Battlefield Network
02:27 - Attack Drones, Apache Helicopters & Long-Range Missiles
02:56 - Keir Starmer: "Peace Through Strength
03:13 - Boosting Britain's Defence Industry & 60,000 New Jobs
03:30 - £50 Billion Defence Export Facility Announced
03:57 - NATO Spending Targets & Europe's Security Challenges
04:13 - How the Ukraine War Is Reshaping Future Warfare
04:21 - Britain's Tech-Driven Military Vision for the Future
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