UK defence minister quits, says Starmer not spending enough to keep country safe - Reuters

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UK Defense Secretary John Healey resigned, citing insufficient military funding amid rising global threats, criticizing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's defense investment plan as inadequate.

John Healey resigned as UK Defense Secretary, stating the government's defense investment plan falls short amid rising threats, highlighting disagreements between the defense ministry and the Treasury.

John Healey's unexpected resignation underscores Prime Minister Keir Starmer's indecisiveness and failure to deliver a promised defense investment plan, despite previous pledges to increase military spending.