Posted on Sep 2, 2023
Britain's Royal Navy tracks Russian vessels close to UK waters
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Britain's Royal Navy said in a statement on Thursday that its warships and patrol aircraft tracked a series of Russian vessels close to its waters in what it called "a concerted monitoring operation".
The Royal Navy said submarine hunting frigates and P8 Poseidon patrol aircraft monitored movements of the Russian Navy in the Channel, North Sea and North Atlantic, without specifying when the operation had taken place.
The Royal Navy said submarine hunting frigates and P8 Poseidon patrol aircraft monitored movements of the Russian Navy in the Channel, North Sea and North Atlantic, without specifying when the operation had taken place.
Britain's Royal Navy tracks Russian vessels close to UK waters
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."The Russian vessels included corvettes Boikiy and Grad, cruiser Marshal Ustinov, the Udaloy-class destroyer Severomorsk, as well as others, according to the statement.
Britain is a key defence supplier for Ukraine and Russia has condemned the help Britain has provided to Kyiv.
The Royal Navy routinely tracks the movements of Russian warships sailing near its waters."
..."The Russian vessels included corvettes Boikiy and Grad, cruiser Marshal Ustinov, the Udaloy-class destroyer Severomorsk, as well as others, according to the statement.
Britain is a key defence supplier for Ukraine and Russia has condemned the help Britain has provided to Kyiv.
The Royal Navy routinely tracks the movements of Russian warships sailing near its waters."
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Just another day in the N Atlantic I would imagine. Just like we had at least on a monthly basis in Alaska with Russian A/C skirting the edge of the airspace boundary.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MSgt Dale Johnson Yeah! Just Like Hawaii and Alaska in the Pacific from My Time at CINCPACFLT and NSGA Adak, AK.
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