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September 5, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Submarine Alrosa Arrives in Spanish Port

Black Sea Fleet (BSF) diesel-electric submarine Alrosa escorted by Baltic Fleet (BF) rescue tug SB-921 arrived in Spanish port Ceuta. The submarine is under way from Kronshtadt to Sevastopol returning after scheduled repairs. In Ceuta, Russian BSF rescue tug Shakhter joined the task unit. When stayi

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Black Sea Fleet (BSF) diesel-electric submarine Alrosa escorted by Baltic Fleet (BF) rescue tug SB-921 arrived in Spanish port Ceuta.

The submarine is under way from Kronshtadt to Sevastopol returning after scheduled repairs. In Ceuta, Russian BSF rescue tug Shakhter joined the task unit.

When staying in the port, the sub and escorting ships will replenish supplies, and the crew will take rest. After that, the task unit will be reformed, and Alrosa escorted by rescue tug Shakhter will head for the Black Sea.

[mappress] Press Release, Septembar 6, 2012

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