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- The UK government cancelled the second phase of the RAF’s Project Guardian to save £9.47 million.
- Officials warned the United Kingdom has no dedicated homeland army or naval command for domestic defence.
- The Army is considering splitting into a 1st Army for overseas missions and a 2nd Army for homeland defence.
- British officials say rising hybrid threats, from cyber attacks on Jaguar Land Rover to port blockades, require urgent home-force restructuring.
