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The @RoyalNavy Duke Class (Type 23) frigate HMS St Albans inbound to @HMNBDevonport Plymouth this morning. Video courtesy of @StephenJagger4

Twitter feed video.

The new edition of the magazine is officially published today, with the Royal Danish Navy frigate HDMS Iver Huitfeldt as the cover star (an image by Michael Nitz).

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Btw more to come about the Iran War and the deal agreed by Tehran and Washington in a forthcoming Warships Pod episode. In the meantime please do check out the other eps https://podfollow.com/warships-pod/view

Here's the Russian Navy guided-missile frigate RFS Admiral Grigorovich, which, within international waters south of the Isle of Wight, took exception to a British yacht coming a little too close. Someone aboard the warship fired warning shots, possibly an upper deck sentry (or

An alleged Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker called Smyrtos was boarded within international waters in the English Channel. Detained during a combined operation by the UK Armed Forces and law enforcement, the operation was (as shown in officially released video clips here)

Twitter feed video. Twitter feed video. Twitter feed video. Image for the Tweet beginning: An alleged Russian 'shadow fleet' Twitter feed image.
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