NATO

The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan and a Wildcat helicopter monitored the Russian ship Vice Admiral Kulakov for 48 hours.

The Ukrainian Navy led and carried out planning, coordination and control of the forces of the hypothetical enemy during the REPMUS/Dynamic Messenger 25 exercises.

A Russian fighter jet came dangerously close to a German frigate in the Baltic Sea.

The modernized Ukrainian Magura v7.2, along with two other Ukrainian naval drones, took part in military exercises organized by NATO countries.

The Baltic countries, Scandinavia, Poland, Germany, as well as France and the Netherlands joined the operation.

The Swedish Coast Guard and two NATO ships have launched a security operation after the Russian fishing vessel Mechanic Stepanov found itself in the Öresund Strait near Sweden.

On the eve of the NATO summit, the Netherlands intercepted three Russian warships, including one submarine.

The ships of the Ukrainian Navy were the first since the start of the full-scale invasion to receive an interoperability assessment according to NATO standards.

Russian intelligence claims that the explosion was allegedly planned so that NATO would close Russia’s access to the Baltic Sea.

For the next six months, the leadership of the Mine Action Task Force in the Black Sea has passed from Turkey to Bulgaria.