We see you': How a Russian spy ship prompted a UK scramble
Briefly

The presence of the Russian spy ship Yantar in British waters has raised alarms regarding the security of the UK's undersea communication cables. Defence Secretary John Healey confirmed that the Yantar was gathering intelligence, prompting the Royal Navy to dispatch two vessels for close monitoring. Amid ongoing tensions, Healey reassured Parliament that the UK is aware of Russia's actions and is prepared to take necessary measures. He noted that the vessel has complied with navigation laws but stressed the importance of further vigilance.
Secretary of State for Defence John Healey emphasized Britain’s vigilance against espionage. He urged that the nation sees Russia's activities and will take necessary protective measures.
John Healey addressed the UK Parliament, stating, 'We see you, we know what you're doing and we will not shy away from robust action to protect this country.'
Healey reported that the Russian spy ship Yantar had been loitering around UK undersea infrastructure, eliciting a heightened response from the Royal Navy.
The Royal Navy dispatched vessels HMS Somerset and HMS Tyne to ensure constant monitoring of the Yantar, which has, so far, complied with navigation rules.
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