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A live-fire exercise involves using actual ammunition, rather than blanks or simulations, to practice with weapons systems. It's a crucial part of military training, ensuring crews are proficient and equipment is functioning correctly. The Russian warship's artillery drill near Plymouth was a live-fire exercise, meaning real shells were fired into the sea.
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