The United Kingdom will continue to collaborate with the United States on defense and security matters, according to a statement from a spokesperson for Prime Minister Keir Starmer, cited by Sky News on Tuesday. The remarks come in response to recent concerns surrounding alleged leaks of US military plans.

The spokesperson emphasized that Prime Minister Starmer remains confident in the integrity and safety of British intelligence systems. "The Prime Minister is confident the UK's intelligence is secure," the spokesperson said, reassuring that no breaches have impacted the UK’s national security apparatus.

Despite the reports of leaked US war plans, the UK government stated there are no intentions to scale back its defense and security relations with Washington. Instead, officials underlined a continued commitment to transatlantic cooperation, highlighting the long-standing alliance between the two nations.

"We will continue to work with the United States on regional security in the Middle East," the spokesperson added, reflecting ongoing joint efforts in addressing geopolitical challenges in the region.

The UK and US have historically maintained close intelligence and military ties, reinforced through collaborations within NATO and bilateral frameworks. The recent developments have not altered this dynamic, as the UK reiterated its support and partnership with Washington.

This reaffirmation of trust comes at a time when global security alliances face increased scrutiny and complexity. The UK’s position signals its intent to preserve strategic stability with the US while upholding its own intelligence standards.