US Navy Tracking Russian Ships Departing Havana

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Russian ships stirring in Havana have triggered a no-nonsense response from US military units. Positioned near the port, three robust US Navy destroyers—USS Truxtun, USS Delbert Black, and USS Donald Cook—stand firm alongside the vigilant Coast Guard Cutter Stone. The departure of the ocean-going tug Nikolay Chiker signifies the US readiness to shadow and monitor Russian movements closely.

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