On Friday, the Russians launched a missile approximately 600 miles northwest of Dutch Harbor.
The Department of Defense released a warning advising mariners of Russian missile operations in the Bering Sea, including within the U.S exclusive economic zone south of St. Lawrence Island, until Sept. 24.
Rear Adm. Megan Dean, a representative from the Coast Guard, said in a statement the exercises are lawful, but said the Coast Guard “will continue to ensure there are no disruptions to U.S. interests or commerce in the maritime environment around Alaska.” The U.S. Department of Defense issued a warning for the area that will remain in effect through Sunday.
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