Will the Biden Administration Respond as Russ Nuclear Submarine Chugs up the East Coast?

Military drills with the newest NATO member ‘would cause significant heartburn for Russia,’ one analyst tells the Sun.

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

What happened to the Russian warships? Their whereabouts are unknown, but Russia is keeping America in its sights. The Russian flotilla split up upon its departure from Cuba. While the warships went south on Monday, the nuclear-powered Russian submarine Kazan was sent north along the coast of Florida. 

Three American warships and a Canadian frigate were stationed close to Miami, and a Canadian warship was this week off the coast of West Palm Beach, according to the Miami Herald. American and Canadian warships have been tracking the submarine’s movement, the U.S. Navy told Newsweek. 

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