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Russian warship conducts live-fire exercise off Plymouth coast.
3 sourcesFirst reported 24 hours agoUpdated 6 hours ago
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- A Russian warship, the Neustrashimy, conducted a live-fire exercise approximately 45 miles off the coast of Plymouth on July 20, 2026.
- The exercise involved the ship firing its main cannon for around 30 minutes in international waters.
- The UK's Royal Navy is on heightened alert following this incident.
- Defense Secretary Wes Streeting criticized the drill, describing it as “performative and irresponsible.”
- The event coincided with the appointment of Andy Burnham as prime minister.
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