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Russia may be operating an attack submarine off the G-7 summit

By Tom Rogan
Published June 9, 2021 4:46pm ET
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Russia may be operating an attack submarine off the G-7 summit
Since at least Monday, United States Navy aircraft, British sea and air forces, and French anti-submarine aircraft have been engaged in unusual operations in and around waters proximate to the location of this week’s G-7 summit. I have highlighted the relevant waters in the context of this week’s G-7 summit at Carbis Bay in Cornwall, […]

Since at least Monday, United States Navy aircraft, British sea and air forces, and French anti-submarine aircraft have been engaged in unusual operations in and around waters proximate to the location of this week’s G-7 summit. I have highlighted the relevant waters in the context of this week’s G-7 summit at Carbis Bay in Cornwall, England. The summit begins on Friday and ends on Sunday.

Carbis Bay, Rogan article

The unusual deployments and the G-7 summit’s proximate location beg a question: Is Russia operating a submarine in these waters?

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