UK Deployed Military to Deter Russian Submarines

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UK Deployed Military to Deter Russian Submarines
Britain's Defence Secretary John Healey briefs on recent UK operational activity. AP
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Britain deployed its armed forces to deter Russian submarines from attacking its cables and pipelines when they spent around a month in British waters earlier this year, Defense Secretary John Healey said on Thursday.

Healey said British forces and allies including Norway tracked and deterred malign activity by the Russian vessels, and said he was making the operation public so President Vladimir Putin would know that they had been detected.

He said the submarines had now left British waters and headed north, and there were no signs of damage to underwater infrastructure.

“To President Putin, I say ‘We see you. We see your activity over our cables and our pipelines, and you should know that any attempt to damage them will not be tolerated and will have serious consequences’.” Reuters

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