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Russian spy ship pointed lasers at RAF pilots tracking it, says defence secretary
John Healey says he has updated the Navy's rules for tracking the vessel after the "dangerous" move.

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Russian spy ship pointed lasers at RAF pilots tracking it, says defence secretary
John Healey says he has updated the Navy's rules for tracking the vessel after the "dangerous" move.

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Russian spy ship pointed lasers at RAF pilots tracking it, says defence secretary
John Healey says he has updated the Navy's rules for tracking the vessel after the "dangerous" move.

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Russian spy ship pointed lasers at RAF pilots tracking it, says defence secretary
John Healey says he has updated the Navy's rules for tracking the vessel after the "dangerous" move.

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Russian spy ship pointed lasers at RAF pilots tracking it, says defence secretary
John Healey says he has updated the Navy's rules for tracking the vessel after the "dangerous" move.

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