![Last week's air and sea manoeuvres have sent a message of resolve to NATO members nervous about Russia's intentions in its former Cold War backyard USS Truxtun](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDVcVXYVTtnAbImRXfzJYqYolHoD0LKY3LRYMe_cGnWoCxW5u3ryl3pIHW3MfX1Kr_xG3vqimsLSQVAfpUM3n_BDff-QvYi_kXN_9wdQvM9gUHkHga1X0gGqC2oxxGVhXw2vge/s200/truxtun_ddg103.jpg)
Commander Andrew Biehn was briefing reporters aboard the 300-crew destroyer as it bobbed gently in the spring sunshine in the Bulgarian port of Varna, a popular seaside resort.
The USS Truxtun last week took part in drills with Romanian and Bulgarian ships a few hundred miles from the Russian forces that entered Ukraine's ethnic Russian-majority territory of Crimea after protests toppled Ukraine's pro-Moscow president.
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