The British flotilla entered a large group of ships of the Navy
In connection with the emergence of a large group of Russian pennants, the British Navy sent flotilla into the English Channel, which was tasked with tracking the “unusually high level of activity”.
According to the Royal Navy, frigates of type 23 HMS Kent, HMS Sutherland, HMS Argyll, HMS Richmond, patrol vessels HMS Tyne, HMS Mersey, tanker RFA Tideforce, RFA Tidespring and hydrographic vessel HMS Echo took part in the "large-scale operation". Only nine ships.
- said in an official statement.
Allegedly, Russian pennants were discovered by HMS Tyne, who stayed at sea for the last week, controlling the country's southern coast. He stepped on three Steregushchy class corvettes, two landing ships of the Ropucha type [project 775] and two frigates of the Admiral Grigorovich project, as well as auxiliary vessels and tugboats.
said Lieutenant Nick Ward with HMS Tyne.
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