A British warship tracks a Russian submarine (Image: Daily Express)
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Important Takeaways:
- This is the astonishing moment a Russian attack submarine was escorted through the English Channel by a British warship.
- The Royal Navy’s HMS Iron Duke was spotted tracking the Kilo-class vessel as it transited through the Dover Strait.
- The Daily Express understands the Type 23 frigate left Portsmouth on Sunday morning and intercepted the Russian submarine in the North Sea, off the coast of Felixstowe and Great Yarmouth, later that evening.
- It then followed the sub through the English Channel, where it was then spotted off the coast of Dungeness on Tuesday morning.
- The Kilo-class submarine is currently understood to be off the coast of Cornwall, being closely monitored by the Royal Navy.
- Kilo-class submarines can fire Russian Kalibr cruise missiles, torpedoes and lay mines.
- Ukrainian defense minister Rustem Umerov is in London today (Tuesday) for urgent talks with Defense Secretary John Healey about accelerating the delivery of Western weapons to the front line.
- Healey confirmed a £300million ammunition contract – to supply 152mm artillery shells – will mean Kyiv’s troops receive thousands of shells by the end of this year.
- And the International Fund for Ukraine – set up by the UK – has raised more than £1billion in aid for Kyiv, said the Ministry of Defense.
- Denmark, Lithuania, the Netherlands and Norway have also confirmed they will contribute more money to the IFU to buy more drones and “vital air defense capabilities”.
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