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Royal Navy Tracks More Russian Vessels Amid 25% Rise in Monitoring Operations

The Royal Navy is tracking more Russian vessels as monitoring operations have increased by 25%, officials say in recent months.

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Royal Navy Tracks More Russian Vessels Amid 25% Rise in Monitoring Operations

The Royal Navy is tracking more Russian vessels amid a reported 25% rise in monitoring operations. Officials say the increase reflects heightened concern over maritime activity near the United Kingdom and wider European waters. Patrols may involve surveillance of warships, submarines, and auxiliary vessels, with crews gathering information about movements and capabilities. The expanded monitoring effort comes as NATO members strengthen maritime awareness and prepare for potential security challenges. The Navy has not indicated any immediate threat to commercial shipping.

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