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Home›Operations›Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet Trains for Deployment
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January 29, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet Trains for Deployment

At the Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet base (Baltiysk and Kronshtadt) crews of warships, boats and support vessels, started a naval exercise which will prepare the vessels for deployment. The exercise included all the vessels from the Baltic Fleet, the Nastoychivy, Steregushy, Soobrazitelny, Stoiky

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At the Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea Fleet base (Baltiysk and Kronshtadt) crews of warships, boats and support vessels, started a naval exercise which will prepare the vessels for deployment.

The exercise included all the vessels from the Baltic Fleet, the Nastoychivy, Steregushy, Soobrazitelny, Stoiky and Boiky.

The crews are conducting exercises to get the ship ready for combat and campaign, conduct damage control at mooring and anti-sabotage defence in basing points.

After this phase finishes, the Baltic Fleet vessels will sail to the sea and perform combat training missions with the use of weapons in various operational and tactical situations.

Naval Today Staff, Image: Russian Ministry of defence

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