America Deploys Sub-Hunting Planes Off Florida Coast as Russian Nuclear Sub, Warships Arrive at Havana Harbor

The vessels conducted ‘high-precision missile weapons’ training in the Atlantic Ocean, Russia’s defense ministry says.

AP/Ariel Ley
Russia's nuclear-powered submarine Kazan arrives at the port of Havana, Cuba, June 12, 2024. AP/Ariel Ley

The American military has deployed airplane and “submarine hunters,” the U.S. Northern Command says, to monitor the Russian nuclear submarine and other vessels that skirted the coast of South Florida and pulled into Havana harbor on Wednesday morning.

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