Royal Navy stalks Putin's warships in the English Channel for three months straight - including frigate that fired on yacht and loitered near windfarm powering 400,000 British homes

The Royal Navy has been closely monitoring Russian warships in the English Channel for three months, keeping a particular eye on a frigate that previously fired on a yacht and lingered near a windfarm that supplies power to 400,000 British homes. This "unbroken watch" highlights the heightened tensions between the UK and Russia, underscoring the strategic importance of the English Channel. The British stance comes amid broader military actions, including the recent seizure of a Russian tanker, showing a robust response to perceived threats from Putin's fleet.