Yes, Reform UK shadow home secretary Zia Yusuf announced that the party would use the Royal Navy to intercept small boats in the English Channel and return migrants to France. [1, 2]Operation Fortress PlanMilitary Action: Reform UK pledged to launch what they describe as "the largest military operation in the English Channel since World War Two". [1, 2]Interception: His Majesty's Royal Navy, along with a joint military command including the Royal Marines, Army, and RAF, would intercept unauthorized vessels and escort the occupants back to France or Belgium. [1, 2, 3]Humanitarian Aid: The party claims the operation would also provide food, water, and medical assistance before returning those on board. [1, 2]Criticisms and Legal HurdlesInternational Law: Maritime experts and reports note that while international sea laws permit picking up people in danger, they do not allow returning them to another country without that nation's explicit consent. [1, 2]Political Pushback: Opponents, including the Labour Party, have dismissed the plan as a "desperate bid" to draw attention away from other issues, while critics question its practical and legal feasibility. [1, 2] Beloud