HMS Richmond docks in Vietnam amid South China Sea tensions


HANOI, Oct 1 (dpa): British Royal Navy ship HMS Richmond docked in central Vietnam on Friday as part of a four-day visit that aims to display Britain's commitment to maritime security in the Indo-Pacific, the British embassy in Hanoi said in a statement on Friday.

On Friday morning, the HMS Richmond docked at Cam Ranh international port, marking the third time a British Royal Navy ship has docked in Vietnam and the beginning of a visit focusing on "bilateral cooperation activities."

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