Russian Subs in North Sea: UK Warns Moscow

0:00On April 10, Russian subs sneaked into the North Sea, eyeing our key undersea cables and pipelines. One attack sub led the way, backed by two spy minis from their Deep Sea Union. UK forces tracked them nonstop for a full month using a frigate, support ship, helicopters and planes. They dropped sonar buoys to spook the Russians off any sabotage, and all three vessels eventually backed off homeward, no damage done. This came right after a Russian warship escorted their sanctioned oil tankers straight through the English Channel. Experts are sounding alarms, saying it shows how stretched thin our military is, especially after pulling ships from the med during that Iran, flare up. Labor's former sea lord and security bigwig is pushing hard for defense spending to hit 3% of GDP right now, calling Putin out for. Grey zone warfare like this. Conservatives are piling on too, blasting the delay in the defense investment plan and demanding a beefed up world navy. Defense Secretary John Healey blew the lid off it publicly to warn Moscow we're watching every move.

1:04UK brass insists Russia stays our top threat, even with Middle East chaos pulling focus. They're rebuilding forces step by step, keeping eyes locked on the northern flank to deter any funny business.