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Russian spy ship lasers disrupts RAF pilot in British waters

UK Says 'Military Options' Ready as Russian Ship Points Lasers at RAF Pilots

LONDON (Reuters) -British defence minister John Healey said on Wednesday that "military options" are ready should the Russian spy ship Yantar become a threat after it directed lasers at British pilots sent to monitor it.

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Russian spy ship accused of beaming lasers at UK military pilots in British waters

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Russian spy ship enters British waters and directs lasers at military pilots

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Russian spy ship directed lasers at UK military pilots, Defence Secretary says

The Russian spy ship Yantar is operating on the edge of UK waters and has directed lasers at pilots of surveillance aircraft monitoring its activities, the Defence Secretary has said.

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Putin's ghost ship fires lasers at RAF: Spy vessel targets UK military pilots with beams as showdown in the North Sea intensifies

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How serious is the Russian spy ship move?

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Russian spy ship on edge of UK waters, warns defence secretary

This is a vessel designed for gathering intelligence and mapping our undersea cables.

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Russian spy ship on edge of UK waters ‘pointing lasers at planes’

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Michael Clarke Q&A: Why NATO is getting closer to threatening to shoot down Russian aircraft - and how vulnerable UK really is

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Elbit delivers first batch of ground surveillance radars to British Army

Elbit Systems UK (ESUK) delivered 55 of its Ground Based Surveillance Radar (GBSR) systems to the UK's Royal Artillery following successful live-fire trials earlier

LBC

'Enemies will be rubbing their hands': Starmer warned human rights laws putting British Army at risk

Top generals warn these laws are “paralysing decision-making, distorting rules of engagement and deterring initiative”.

British military warns of possible 'state activity' affecting a ship that turned course into Iranian waters

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- British military warns of possible 'state activity' affecting a ship that turned course into Iranian waters.

openDemocracy

Inside British Army’s child training college where violent abuse is the norm

An 11-month investigation reveals culture of violence, criminality and sexual abuse at army training centre for teens