A Russian warship carries out a live-fire exercise off the coast of Plymouth, according to reports citing the activity’s timing and location. The Neustrashimy conducts its firing drill in international waters, rather than in UK territorial waters. The exercise lasts about 30 minutes, involving live-fire operations as part of the vessel’s training. Coverage focuses on the fact that the firing activity takes place offshore and for a limited duration, with the event described as an exercise rather than an attack or engagement. The reporting does not indicate casualties, damage, or any disruption to shipping beyond the exercise window. The incident is framed as part of routine military training, and the account emphasizes the exercise’s brief length and that it occurs in international waters near the UK’s southwest coast. Details beyond the ship’s name, the location category (international waters), and the approximate duration are not specified in the provided summaries.