Watch: Royal Navy shoots down drone flying at hundreds of miles an hour

The Royal Navy has released footage of the moment a drone flying at hundreds of miles an hour was shot down.

The drone was flying at a speed of 400mph over the English Channel when it was intercepted by a Royal Navy warship.

The warship fired a warning shot, but the drone continued to fly towards it.

The warship then fired a second shot, which hit the drone and caused it to crash into the sea.

The Royal Navy said that the drone was a threat to shipping and could have caused a serious accident.

The incident is the latest in a series of drone-related incidents in the English Channel.

In recent months, there have been several reports of drones flying near airports and military bases.

The Royal Navy has said that it is taking the threat of drones seriously and is working to develop new ways to counter them.

The incident is a reminder of the growing threat posed by drones.

Drones are becoming increasingly sophisticated and powerful, and they are being used for a variety of purposes, including surveillance, reconnaissance, and even attacks.

It is important that we develop new ways to counter the threat of drones before they cause a serious accident.

The Royal Navy is playing a leading role in developing new ways to counter drones.

The Navy is working to develop new technologies, such as laser weapons and electronic warfare systems, that can be used to disable or destroy drones.

The Navy is also working to train its personnel to identify and track drones using a variety of sensors and surveillance systems.

The Royal Navy is committed to protecting the UK from the threat of drones.