Ukraine targets Moscow again; Russia crushes drones mid-air
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The man behind Ukraine's innovative naval drone program told the WSJ how Sea Baby drones are laying mines that have struck several Russian warships.
Russian personnel with links to the country’s military and security services have engaged in spying in European waters while working covertly on ships carrying Russian oil, Western and Ukrainian intelligence sources exclusively told CNN.
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Two Russian warships were intercepted in the English Channel by the Royal Navy, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has said. In the latest incident involving Russia's ships infiltrating UK waters, HMS Severn headed off the RFN Stoikiy, a corvette and Yelnya, a ...
Plymouth-based HMS Somerset shadowed Russian research ship Yantar in the North Sea for eight days, from Nov. 5-11, 2025, as the vessel sailed northwards towards the Faroe Islands. Royal Navy photo A Russian research ship recently pointed lasers at Royal ...
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In addition to the ships stationed around the UK coast, Britain has deployed three Poseidon surveillance aircraft to Iceland as part of a NATO mission patrolling for Russian ships and submarines in the North Atlantic and Arctic, the ministry said.
The Russian ships passed through NATO waters without incident before sailing along international maritime routes. In the span of less than two weeks, the Royal Navy had to put to sea twice to deal with Russian ships sailing too close for comfort.
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