The Royal Navy saw off an encroaching Russian warship in the English Channel. HMS Iron Duke, HMS Tyne, a Wildcat helicopter ...
Royal Navy ships and aircraft closely monitored a Russian naval task group as it sailed through the English Channel this week ...
ITV News spent time on HMS Iron Duke and a Wildcat helicopter helping to gather intelligence on Russian warships in the English Channel. | ITV National News ...
THIS is the moment Sun Man Jerome Starkey joined Royal Navy gunboats as they intercepted a Russian convoy in a dramatic Channel showdown. HMS Iron Duke charged at full speed up to a Russian ...
The last British submarine known to have severed a cable was HMS Conqueror in 1982. Fresh from firing the torpedoes that sank ...
Royal Navy ships RFA Tideforce, HMS Tyne, HMS Iron Duke and a Royal Air Force P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft were all involved in the mission. Satellite images last month appeared to show ...
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary and patrol vessel HMS Tyne helped follow the convoy while a Wildcat helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron heled to gather intelligence. Speaking to ITV News, Captain ...
Moscow’s intelligence ship Yantar enters UK waters in ‘another example of growing Russian aggression’, according to the ...
An RAF maritime patrol aircraft, alongside HMS Cattistock, HMS Tyne and RFA Proteus, shadowed her every move. The Yantar's crew eventually complied with a 'polite' warning issued by the submarine ...
HMS Tyne and Somerset stalk Russian spy ship Yantar which was "loitering" over UK undersea cables Sign up for FREE Portsmouth News newsletters Mr Healey replied that he did not expect the new ...
The vessel is currently being tracked by HMS Tyne and HMS Somerset, who started their mission on Monday (January 20). Mr Healey said this is the second time Yantar has entered UK waters in recent ...
where it had been shadowed by Royal Navy ships HMS Somerset and HMS Tyne. But he said it was the second time the Yantar had entered UK waters in recent months. “In November, the ship was also ...