US EditionUS Coast Guard responds to Russian military ship near waters off Oahu
The U.S. Coast Guard tracked the Russian intelligence ship Kareliya about 15 nautical miles from Oahu on Oct. 29 to ensure maritime security and homeland defense.
- On Oct. 29, the U.S. Coast Guard detected the Kareliya, Russian Federation Navy Auxiliary General Intelligence vessel , about 15 nautical miles south of Oahu.
- Given the 12-nautical-mile , the Kareliya has been observed about 15 nautical miles south of Oahu, outside territorial waters.
- A Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules from Air Station Barbers Point and the Cutter William Hart conducted an overflight and transit near the vessel, monitoring foreign military activity with partners and allies.
- U.S. Coast Guard officials said the vessel has lingered just outside U.S. territorial waters for at least two weeks, and a public affairs officer told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser it was in international waters off Hawaii island.
- Routine visits by the Kareliya and other Russian spy ships position them as recurring monitoring targets for the Coast Guard, prompting ongoing partner-led maritime security efforts.
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U.S. Coast Guard aircraft and the destroyer William Hart were tracking the Russian reconnaissance ship Karelia as it approached U.S. territorial waters near the Hawaiian island of Oahu. When the Americans approached, the Karelia sailed to a “safe distance.”
The U.S. Coast Guard said it detected and tracked a Russian military spy ship 15 miles off the coast of Hawaii, a few miles from the border of U.S. territorial waters.
Coast Guard spots Russian ship 15 miles off Hawaii
The U.S. Coast Guard spotted and monitored a Russian military vessel that operated about 15 nautical miles off the coast of Hawaii late last month, the service branch announced Thursday. The Kareliya, a Russian Vishnya-class intelligence ship, was detected and tracked Oct. 29 approximately 15 nautical miles south of Hawaii’s island of Oahu. The Coast Guard…
Russian Military Ship Near Hawaii Sparks Fresh U.S. Monitoring
The U.S. Coast Guard is tracking a Russian military intelligence ship operating unusually close to Hawaii. The vessel, identified as the Kareliya, was detected roughly 15 nautical miles south of Oahu on Oct. 29. Coast Guard aircraft and a cutter monitored the ship through flyovers and close transits, calling the response part of routine maritime security and homeland defense operations. Russian spy ship detected just miles from Hawaiian coastlin…
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