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Russian ‘spy ship’ & beach invasion boat sail through Channel as Royal Navy deployed to ‘keep watch’ on Putin’s fleet

Published on March 25, 2025 at 10:05 PM

THE Royal Navy scrambled sea and air power to escort three Russian “spy ships” through the English Channel.

One of the ships has in the past been suspected of plotting to sabotage UK infrastructure.

A Wildcat helicopter shadowing a Russian survey ship at sea.
A Wildcat helicopter kept close watch from the skies

HMS Cattistock and a Wildcat helicopter were deployed to “keep a constant watch” over the Russian Admiral Vladimirskiy vessel.

This mission was quickly followed by another – as two more Navy ships rushed to escort two further Russian boats.

Russia claims Admiral Vladimirskiy is a scientific research ship, but in 2023 it was unveiled as a spy ship – suspected of planning to cut UK power supply and internet cables.

The second two Russian ships were returning from the Mediterranean.

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HMS Cattistock shadowing the Admiral Vladimirsky in the English Channel.
HMS Cattistock shadowed Admiral Vladimirsky in the channel
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