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Welcome to Our HemisphereVenezuela: Russian Navy Arrives for Joint Exercises
It’ll be nice to have the tyranny of distance on our side for a change. We’ll see you around.
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Isn’t it remarkable that the USN deploys ships worldwide year round but the only 2 Russian ship deployments since the fall of the Berlin Wall attract all the notice in the press? Why if it wasn’t for the fact that their submarines keep burning, sinking or blowing up, one would hardly have known there was a Russian navy these past 10 years.
Well, more on international politics on Friday!
Here’s to wishing you a great Thanksgiving!
And thanks for the training opportunity, Mr. Putin.
I´m curious, how many stops they made or how many ports they visited? what speed where they moving at?
They left their base maybe two months ago, what were the doing?
The speed listed for the Peter The Great is 32 knots or something, maybe they should post the speed of the tug boats not mentioned in the articles..
Also being a Venezuelan i am very, i mean very happy that we´ll now have nuclear reactors to power our oil based economy.
It´s sad but thank God i don´t live there any more.
And here I was thinking that our ASW guys had lost all their opportunities to hone the skillset.
Game on! (We’ll save ‘Fight’s on!’ for later)
We oughta have a caption contest on the pic.
My entry:
Yeeehaw! Fresh seal for the rest of the winter!
Diego
Their route from the Kola to the Caribbean was via Tripoli, Libya.
Cheers
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