Russia's "Marshal Usinev" cruisers returned from the East China Sea, and three British warships were tracked and monitored

According to the British Sky News Network on the 6th, when the cruiser of "Marshal Usinev" in Russia passed the waters near the United Kingdom, the Royal Navy's three warships tracked and monitored it.

British "Westminster" frigates tracking and monitoring Russia's "Marshal Usinev" cruiser. Source:

It is reported that during the Russian Navy's "Marshal Usinev" cruisers returning from the East China Sea, the British 23 frigates "Westminster", "Landster" and "Risan" pair Introduced tracking surveillance. It is reported that the Russian Navy's "Lieutenant General Kurakov Navy" and "Viazima" supply ship with the "Marshal of Uskinov" and the "Viazim" supply ship.

British media also specifically mentioned in the report that "Marshal Usenov" is the sister ship of the Russian "Moscow" cruiser who had previously sank.

"Westminster" frigates tracking and monitoring Russian "Lieutenant General Kulakov Navy" anti -submarine and "Viajima" supply ship source: British Naval official website

The report also said that the Royal Navy's offshore patrol ship also followed the Russian "Academician Yofei" scientific inspection ship, which crossed the Buddhist channel to the British Geely Strait to the south.

Ed Moss-Ward, the commander of the British "Westminster" frigates, said, "Maritime security in the waters around the UK is critical to our prosperity and recovery. The British Navy regularly A response to the warships in the UK and the neighboring waters to ensure that they follow maritime laws, prevent malicious activities, and protect our national interests. Paralleling Russia sent formations to show ","

Picture source: British Naval Official Website

The US "Navy Intelligence" website previously stated that the cruiser of "Marshal Uskinov" left the Mediterranean on August 24 and recently sailed near the United Kingdom and Ireland. According to the US media, during the Russian -Ukraine conflict, the Russian Navy not only gathered the fleet in the Black Sea, but also gathered heavy soldiers in the Mediterranean to monitor and deter NATO to directly involve the conflict. Six months after deployment in the Mediterranean, a Russian naval fleet led by Marshal Usinev traveled through the Strait of the Gibraltar and began to return to the northern fleet base. (Edit: HHJ)

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