Britain's critical infrastructure chiefs given secret defence briefing on Russian threat
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Leaders of critical infrastructure and defence companies are being summoned to Whitehall for classified briefings on the threat Russia poses to Britain.
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Security Minister Dan Jarvis will lead a closed-door session with representatives from organisations responsible for the country's essential services, while Armed Forces Minister Louise Sandher-Jones will separately chair a meeting with defence industry figures.The sessions, drawing on top-tier intelligence capabilities, are expected to take place in the coming weeks, according to the Cabinet Office.Whitehall officials believe Moscow and its proxies are deliberately targeting businesses and organisations that sustain everyday life in Britain or play a role in supporting Ukraine's defence.
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