The United Kingdom has begun discussions with the European Union about rejoining selected security and defense missions, marking a possible shift in post-Brexit cooperation. The talks could improve coordination on intelligence, crisis response, military planning and overseas operations. Officials are expected to examine the legal, financial and operational terms of any British participation. The move may strengthen European security ties while testing how closely London and Brussels can work together without reopening wider disputes over Britain’s departure from the bloc.
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