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Danish patrol boat monitoring Russian destroyer Severomorsk in the Baltic Sea
On April 4, 2026, the 'Nymfen' was monitoring the Russian destroyer "Severomorsk", which was redeployed to the Baltic Sea. The Russian Navy has significantly increased its activities in the Baltic Sea again before Easter. Therefore, the Danish Navy and the German Federal Police have been on continuous duty since the end of March. For the first time since September 2025, a large guided-missile destroyer was operating in the Baltic Sea, as the "Severomorsk" was intended to support the frigates and missile corvettes of the Baltic Fleet with the aim to strengthen its base in Baltiysk, Kaliningrad. The "Severomorsk"had left its home base at Kolaired near Murmansk in December. The ship, along with a naval tanker, had been tracked by the French, British, and Belgian navies in recent days. The "Severomorsk" belongs to the Udaloy class and is normally based in the Northern Fleet. Most recently, th ship escorted a Russian convoy transporting military equipment to the Mediterranean. The destroyer appeared in the North Sea this week, accompanied by the landing ship "Aleksandr Shabalin." The landing ship was spotted in the Great Belt on April 3. Previously, the Russian frigate "Admiral Grigorovich" was observed sailing from the Baltic Sea into the North Sea. The frigate belongs to the Black Sea Fleet but has been stationed in the Baltic Sea since 2022. Additionally, the Russian Navy frigate "Soobrazitelny" was deployed in the Baltic and North Seas as an escort for shadow fleet tankers. In March, the "Soobrazitelny" had escorted the Russian crude oil tanker "Anatoly Kolodkin" through the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. The tanker has since arrived in Cuba. On the morning of April 5, the Russian corvette was seen sailing towards the North Sea off the coast of Fehmarn with the Russian tanker "Universal." Naval sources suspected that Cuba was also the destination for this vessel. In response to the renewed increase in activity by the Russian Navy, NATO has also intensified its efforts. The Royal Navy was monitoring and tracking all Russian vessels in the North Sea and the English Channel, involving helicopters and the patrol vessel "Mersey". Report with photo: https://www.kn-online.de/schleswig-holstein/marine-russlands-verlegt-zerstoerer-severomorsk-in-die-ostsee-CQCIBLCEQ5CZXPQUHRJE3B3WIY.html
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