"General Sir Gwyn Jenkins admitted that the Royal Navy is not ready for war, stating, 'I would say that we can conduct advanced operations right now, and if we were told to go to war, of course we would.' However, he emphasized, 'Are we as ready as we should be? I don't think we are. We have work to do and I am completely dedicated to the mission.'"
"Jenkins confirmed the navy's current limitations, saying, 'According to the defence investigation that was completed last year, I will be ready for war by the end of this decade.' This statement reflects the ongoing efforts to enhance the navy's operational readiness amid international scrutiny."
General Sir Gwyn Jenkins stated that the Royal Navy is not ready for war, despite being able to conduct advanced operations. He acknowledged criticism from the United States regarding the lack of naval support in the conflict in Iran. Jenkins confirmed that while the navy could respond to a war order, it is not as prepared as it should be. He expressed dedication to improving readiness by the end of the decade, following a defense investigation completed last year.
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