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  1. Keir Starmer, in his capacity advising on NATO matters, addressed defence spending targets and the realities of modern drone warfare.

Defence planning discussions involving Keir Starmer and Gwyn Jenkins link defence spending to Net Zero goals.

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Defence planning discussions involving Keir Starmer and Gwyn Jenkins link defence spending to Net Zero goals.

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Keir StarmerGwyn JenkinsNet Zero

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  2. Gwyn Jenkins is now leading the Royal Navy.1 source
  3. Jenkins warns of naval defeat due to spending cuts.1 source
  4. Defence spending plans now incorporate a drive toward Net Zero goals.1 source

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