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The Royal Navy of the United Kingdom intercepted a Russian intelligence vessel that was monitoring North Atlantic Treaty Organization military exercises in waters off Scotland.
It emerged that Merlin helicopters belonging to the British fleet detected a Vishnya-class vessel named "Viktor Leonov" near the Outer Hebrides. According to military command data, the Russian ship was operating in this area from 29 September to 8 October.
To ensure situational control, the helicopters were redeployed from their base at Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose in Cornwall to Glasgow Prestwick Airport.
An official statement regarding the incident was released on Monday, 2 November. James Hall, the commander of Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose, emphasised the armed forces' readiness to defend the country's territory:
"This operation demonstrated to ourselves and our adversaries that we are ready and able to secure our homeland around the clock. Merlin helicopter units are ready to respond to a call at any moment," James Hall stated.
The Russian vessel was conducting intelligence gathering during the international Strike Warrior exercises. These manoeuvres involved 2,000 military personnel from six NATO member states. The ship monitored the actions of the alliance's naval vessels.
It is worth noting that earlier this year, Merlin helicopters were equipped with the latest hydroacoustic buoys as part of a modernisation programme worth £40 million (approximately €48 million). This programme is aimed at improving the tracking of Russian submarines.
During the first seven months of the current year, the activity of Russian objects in British waters and adjacent territories increased by 25% compared to the same period in 2025.
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