Russia falls for gag UK's building HMS Prince Andrew aircraft carrier
Blundering Russian state media has been 'duped' into falling for an April Fool's joke that the Royal Navy is planning to ...
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Russian media falls for April Fool's joke about UK's new aircraft carrier with 'infinity-hundred' jets: Report
The spoof was originally published by the UK Defence Journal, and it claimed that the UK would expand its Royal Navy by inducting HMS Prince Andrew, a new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier.
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Royal Navy: Imperious HMS Queen Elizabeth to carry out "marine evacuation system trial" near HMNB Portsmouth
A major trial involving a Royal Navy aircraft ... HMS Queen Elizabeth has been sat alongside HMNB Portsmouth, next to her sister ship HMS Prince of Wales, for much of this year. The 65,000 tonne ...
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Russian TV falls for April Fool’s spoof about new aircraft carrier with ‘go-faster’ stripes named HMS Prince Andrew
The Royal Navy’s real aircraft carriers HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales are the largest and most expensive surface ships ever built for UK forces. They are 280 metres long and cost ...
Russian media left red-faced after falling for 'HMS Prince Andrew' April Fool's joke
Russia Today fell for a brazen April Fool's joke claiming the Ministry of Defence was planning to exceed its entire budget ...
HMS Monmouth sails from city for the last time ahead of being scrapped
The Type 23 frigate was originally put up for tender alongside three other retired vessels. HMS Walney, a Sandown-class ...
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Russia media falls for hilarious April Fool's gaffe involving Prince Andrew as RT left with egg on face
An article published by RT, which has since been deleted but is accessible on internet archives, claimed Britain was set to “buy a third Queen Elizabeth ... aircraft carrier and would name it ...
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Russia media falls for hilarious April Fool's gaffe involving Prince Andrew as RT left with egg on face
An article published by RT, which has since been deleted but is accessible on internet archives, claimed Britain was set to “buy a third Queen Elizabeth-class ... Britain was buying a new aircraft ...