Royal Navy warships tracked four Russian vessels for three days as they passed through UK waters last week.
HMS Duncan, HMS St Albans and HMS Severn were involved in monitoring the vessels during their passage through the North Sea and the English Channel. The ships used radar systems to follow the movements of the four vessels as they travelled through the area.
The monitoring took place over a three-day period and involved three separate Royal Navy warships. The vessels being tracked were identified as Russian, and their route included waters around the North Sea before continuing through the English Channel.
The operation highlights the Royal Navy’s role in monitoring maritime activity in waters around the UK. No further details were provided in the supplied material about the type of Russian vessels involved, their destination, or whether any direct interaction took place.
The latest known position from the supplied information is that the vessels had passed through the North Sea and English Channel while being tracked by Royal Navy ships last week.
