Royal Navy ships and aircraft were deployed to monitor Russian naval vessels passing close to the UK during a two-day operation in the English Channel, as NATO allies tracked Russian units returning ...
Royal Navy Re-Armed: Sea Venom Anti-Ship Missile Achieves IOC and Naval Strike Missile is Test Fired
The Royal Navy is becoming more lethal as September brings new developments in the deployment of two of its vital anti-ship missiles. The Sea Venom light anti-ship missile, carried by the Wildcat HMA2 ...
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This Royal Navy deployment focuses on maritime security
HMS Diamond has been deployed to the Middle East to protect merchant shipping. The Royal Navy destroyer is tasked with safeguarding key sea lanes against emerging threats. This deployment highlights ...
The UK's Royal Navy has adopted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's (OCI) Roving Edge offering for AI capabilities on board the HMS Prince of Wales ship. OCI Roving Edge, launched in 2021, brings core ...
Oracle announced that the Royal Navy is using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Roving Edge Infrastructure to run Whitespace's fully integrated sovereign AI capability, Saga, aboard HMS Prince of ...
The number of operational ships in the Royal Navy has fallen to a worryingly low figure.
Vigilant Royal Navy aviators were deployed after a Russian cargo ship was spotted near critical undersea cables.
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Why the Royal Navy Is Retreating from the Middle East
Although the Royal Navy’s base in Bahrain will formally remain open, with an officer commanding it, it will lack a vital element of most modern naval bases: ships.
Royal Marines took aim at the engine of a boat suspected of drug smuggling while flying in HMS Lancaster’s Wildcat helicopter over the Gulf of Oman. £35 million of drugs were subsequently seized.
The Royal Navy is expected not to operate any ships in the Middle East with the last remaining vessel set to leave.
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