British boots on the ground in Ukraine
Britain is that nation that steps forwards and leads when it comes to European Security. It is time to be bolder and conclude this war. My comments on @LBCOfficial.
Russia
A collection of 22 issues
When surrender is sold as a strategy
When a sovereign nation is coerced into concessions that weaken its long-term security, reward an aggressor and trade its future for the promise of short-term calm, that is not diplomacy. It is capitulation.
Putin is distracting us from Ukraine
Putin is trying to distract and disrupt us from taking our eye off of the ball on supporting Ukraine. I'm pleased to see the response by Britain, but I believe it needs to go further.
Schoolyard threats with apocalyptic high stakes
Trump’s announcement that he was redeploying two nuclear submarines is obviously designed to avoid, not incite, all-out war with Moscow. But it isn’t statecraft. It’s schoolyard brinkmanship with apocalyptic stakes.
Warsaw Security Conference 2025
Putin's aggression is spilling into Ukraine. NATO's dated defence posture needs upgrading. Let's agree what 'victory' looks like in Ukraine, and compete the mission. These are my reflections from the 2025 Warsaw Security Conference.
All smiles after Alaska and Washington
History shows that when America and Europe are not on the same page, the world becomes more dangerous. And it’s not just Russia that takes advantage of a divided West.
Tobias Ellwood: "This All Favors Putin And The Russian Advance!" | W News 03/14/25
This episode of W News presented by Leigh Ann Gerrans, covers the reported phone call that is set to take place between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin to iron out some points of contention to the proposed ceasefire agreement that has been agreed by Ukrainian officials.
Tobias Ellwood on Russia-Ukraine Negotiations, BBC
“Authoritarianism Is On The Rise”: Tobias reacts to Starmer raising defence spending to 2.5%
Jeremy Kyle is joined by former Defence Select Committee chair Tobias Ellwood, discussing Keir Starmer’s announcement of a rise in defence spending. The Prime Minister announced the extra funding in response to “tyrant” Russian President Vladimir Putin and ongoing uncertainty over the US’s commitment to European security, although
'Retaliation expected' after Russian general Igor Kirillov killed in Moscow explosion
The death of a high-ranking Russian general "will be is an embarrassment for Putin," says former MP and security analyst Tobias Ellwood.