Royal Navy urged to replace defective Ice Patrol HMS Protector
The Royal Navy's ice patrol vessel HMS Protector was towed to Devonport after reportedly suffering a double engine failure. Its loss of service raises concerns about Antarctic monitoring, support for scientific research, safe navigation, and how Argentina may interpret the development.
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