Overview
- Britain must be prepared to fight a major war within three years, according to the new Army chief.
- General Walker highlighted the convergence of threats from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea as a significant concern.
- The strategy focuses on enhancing the Army's lethality through technology and smarter tactics rather than increasing troop numbers.
- Prime Minister Starmer has pledged to raise defense spending to 2.5% of national income, though no specific timeframe has been set.
- General Walker warned that failure to modernize could leave the UK vulnerable to multiple coordinated threats.