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UK says Royal Navy steps up Russian monitoring in waters, North Atlantic

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The Royal Navy has increased its monitoring of Russian military activity in UK waters and the North Atlantic by 25% in 2026. Learn more about the operation Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-says-royal-navy-steps-up-russian-monitoring-in-waters-north-atlantic/

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