MOD CANCELS ARMY TRAINING IN KENYA OVER POWERS TO PROSECUTE BRITISH SOLDIERS
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September exercise called off after Kenya raises concerns over funding and jurisdiction for criminal offences The British army has been forced to cancel training for its troops in Kenya after the Kenyan government… While the UK government wanted to renew the existing agreement, Kenyan lawmakers had sought changes to give local authorities greater powers to hold British soldiers accountable for any offences committed in the country.
According to World news | The Guardian, September exercise called off after Kenya raises concerns over funding and jurisdiction for criminal offences The British army has been forced to cancel training for its troops in Kenya after the Kenyan government…
The available RSS description adds: While the UK government wanted to renew the existing agreement, Kenyan lawmakers had sought changes to give local authorities greater powers to hold British soldiers accountable for any offences committed in the country.
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- World news | The Guardian: September exercise called off after Kenya raises concerns over funding and jurisdiction for criminal offences The British army has been forced to cancel training for its troops in Kenya after the Kenyan government…
- World news | The Guardian: While the UK government wanted to renew the existing agreement, Kenyan lawmakers had sought changes to give local authorities greater powers to hold British soldiers accountable for any offences committed in the country.
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- 23/07/2026, 15:06 PRIMARY FEED MOD CANCELS ARMY TRAINING IN KENYA OVER POWERS TO PROSECUTE BRITISH SOLDIERS (World news | The Guardian • 1 hr ago) [Story Intel]
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