The United Kingdom and Kenya agree to resume UK military training in Kenya following delays caused by disputes over signing a new defense cooperation agreement. Multiple outlets report that the resumption follows a period in which the training was held up while the two governments worked through the terms of the agreement. The delays are linked to human rights concerns raised during negotiations. Once the agreement is finalized, the training program is expected to restart in Kenya under the updated cooperation framework. The reporting also indicates that both countries have moved to restart the activity after reaching agreement on the defense cooperation arrangements, ending the previous uncertainty about timelines. The outlets describe the development as a step toward restoring planned military engagement, while the human rights issues that contributed to earlier delays are noted as part of the background to the delay. No details on the specific training activities, schedules, or participating units are included in the provided summaries.