Type 23 frigate HMS Richmond (pictured), which is manned by an 185-strong crew, monitored the Admiral Grigorovich from the North Sea and through the Dover Strait.
HMS Richmond monitored the Admiral Grigorovich from the North SeaA Russian warship has been shadowed by the Royal Navy as it sailed through the English Channel close to the UK.
HMS Richmond's commanding officer, Commander Chris L'Amie, said: 'The English Channel is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. Close monitoring and shadowing of Russian warships in UK waters and adjacent sea areas encourages their compliance with maritime law and deters malign activity. Type 23 frigate HMS Richmond monitored the Admiral Grigorovich from the North Sea and through the Dover StraitThe Bridge team and Commanding Officer of the HMS Richmond monitoring the Russian vessel's movements
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