The Royal Navy conducted an intensive 72-hour operation to track a Russian shadow fleet task group through British waters, including the English Channel and the Strait of Dover. The operation involved several British warships, such as the HMS Duncan, HMS St Albans, and HMS Severn, which monitored the Russian destroyer Admiral Levchenko and two sanctioned cargo vessels, General Skobelev and Sparta. In response, Russia deployed the Neustrashimy frigate to protect the convoy. This followed increased Russian naval activity around UK waters, with a 25% rise in monitoring efforts compared to the previous year. The operation occurred amid heightened tensions between the UK and Russia, including recent UK support for Ukraine and threats from Russian officials.
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