Starmer's Russia Fleet Move Fails: No Drop in Traffic

0:00On April 2, U.K. Prime Minister Kierstarmer, Greenlit military boardings of Russia's shadow fleet ships back on March 25, but afresh. Analysis shows zero drop in their traffic through British waters. In the month right after that move, 98 sanctioned Russian vessels sailed through, matching the pace of the prior three months with no. Boardings or detentions reported, these ships, often hiding ownership to haul oil, grain or arms for the Ukraine war, stop to keep pass. 63 hugging the English Channel Close. To sure, 35 farther out in Britain's economic zone near Northern Scotland. Experts warn this looks like an empty threat, without quick action, while France, Belgium and Sweden have actually boarded and held some of these. Riggs highlighting Britain's stretch navy, now its smallest since the 1700s amid global demands. The least ten vessels fake their tracks, while passing.

1:00The Kremlin blasts the policy as hostile, and hurdles like no dedicated coast guard, plus legal. Snacks keep enforcement stalled, leaving the fleet flowing free for now. That's your U.S. News Today update, AI powered and always on.