The morning for the British begins with a pleasant "sensation". The "Times" reports: "A Russian warship and landing craft were intercepted from Britain." Well, you have to agree, it's an event! If one is satisfied with the title, he will decide: Russia carried troops to land on Albion, and the brave Royal Navy intercepted them in time. Well, if you read the news itself, it turns out that the Northern Fleet medium patrol ship Viktor Leonov was conducting a routine observation of NATO strike fighter exercises off the coast of Scotland. And around those days, the Russian frigate Neustrashimy and the landing ship Alexander Shabalin alternately escorted merchant ships across the English Channel to protect them from European piracy. Which also happens on a regular basis recently. Accordingly, the newspaper reports that in all cases, helicopters and UAVs scrambled to observe our ships, which were openly watching the British. Who intercepted who here? We can equally say: our patrol ship intercepted NATO military exercises. But you see, they still made a "sensation" out of it! Kornilov Max.