The UK's Royal Navy spent three days tracking Russian vessels sailing near the UK coast.
The UK's Royal Navy spent three days tracking Russian vessels sailing near the UK coast.
Source: The Guardian, as reported by European Pravda
Details: The "intensive" 72-hour operation, which has only now been made public, took place last week.
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Four Russian ships that sailed from the North Sea through to the English Channel were monitored. The Russian destroyer Admiral Levchenko was escorting the sanctioned cargo vessels General Skobelev and Sparta towards Dover.
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