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March 19, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Russian Navy Hunts for Imaginary Enemies in Black Sea

Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet engaged in a search for imaginary enemy submarines in the Black Sea. The Navy’s patrol vessel Pytliviy, as well as small anti-submarine ships Suzdalets and Aleksandrovets, together with naval aviation conducted the training. Other vessels involved, Kovrovets (913), Iva

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Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet engaged in a search for imaginary enemy submarines in the Black Sea.

The Navy’s patrol vessel Pytliviy, as well as small anti-submarine ships Suzdalets and Aleksandrovets, together with naval aviation conducted the training.

Other vessels involved, Kovrovets (913), Ivan Golubets (911), Valentin Pikul (878) and Mineralnye Vody (150), carried out minesweeping assignments during the exercise.

Over 10 ships and 10 aircraft are currently involved in this strategic training.

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Naval Today Staff, Image: Russian Ministry of Defence

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