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European security strengthened under landmark UK and Estonia agreement

A new UK–Estonia defence roadmap is set to deepen military cooperation, modernise Britain’s Forward Land Forces in Estonia, and reinforce NATO’s eastern flank as the threats of modern warfare evolve.

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European security strengthened under landmark UK and Estonia agreement

European security will be strengthened under a new UK–Estonia defence roadmap that deepens cooperation across defence, industry and military innovation. The agreement, signed in Tallinn by UK Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis and Estonia’s Hanno Pevkur, modernises Britain’s Forward Land Forces in Estonia by transitioning from an Armoured Battlegroup to a Mobile Anti-Armour Force from April 2027. UK troop levels are set to rise from about 800 to 1,200, with highly mobile vehicles, advanced weapons and high-tech drones.

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