Stephen Carroll

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Hi, I'm Stephen Carroll.

It's called Bloomberg Daybreak Europe Edition, covering all the top stories across Europe and around the world.

Each weekday morning, we're up early to bring you the latest news by 7am.

And I'm in the EU's capital, Brussels.

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Hi, I'm Stephen Carroll.

It's called Bloomberg Daybreak Europe Edition, covering all the top stories across Europe and around the world.

Each weekday morning, we're up early to bring you the latest news by 7am.

And I'm in the EU's capital, Brussels.

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The UK's Defence Secretary says British support for the American operation to seize a Russian-flagged oil tanker demonstrates the importance of the Transatlantic Security Partnership.

Britain provided naval and surveillance support to the US military as they captured the Marinera in the North Atlantic.

UK Defence Secretary John Healey says it shows the value of the NATO alliance.

Healy's comments come as British officials told Bloomberg the operation was well-timed to show President Trump the value of the security relationship between the US and the UK.

According to the officials, it also demonstrated how Europe can work with America to deter threats from Russia and Iran, both of which have close links to the seized vessel.