Nosheen Iqbal

I mean, I guess what I was asking in a very roundabout way is that are those two things remotely linked, you know, this incident at sea and how Russian assets are being treated?

And?

You can see the ITV drama playing out right now in your head.

So if the Russians did choose to retaliate, what would the British response potentially be?

I mean, given that we've had all those warnings from John Healey, who dramatically resigned as defence secretary, how would the Brits respond?

Is the British Navy equipped?

Is the military equipped?

Are we ready?

Thanks again to defence and security editor Dan Sabah.

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It is day one of the G7 summit where world leaders are gathering in the French Alps and all eyes today are on Donald Trump.

Who else?

Now, there's a lot of attention being paid in trying to get Trump to focus on the Russia-Ukraine war.