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Home›Weapons Systems›Russian Navy’s Vessels Leave Avacha Bay for Training
Weapons Systems

April 28, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Russian Navy’s Vessels Leave Avacha Bay for Training

Russian Navy’s Pacific Fleet vessels departed the Avacha Bay to undertake training. The tactical strike group of small missile ships is scheduled to undertake missile launching at air targets and artillery firing near the Shipunsky Peninsula, Pacific Ocean. Also planned are mine search and detection

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Russian Navy’s Pacific Fleet vessels departed the Avacha Bay to undertake training.

The tactical strike group of small missile ships is scheduled to undertake missile launching at air targets and artillery firing near the Shipunsky Peninsula, Pacific Ocean.

Also planned are mine search and detection operations, as well as exercises of navigation in remote areas and sailing in restricted waters.

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Naval Today Staff, Image: Russian Ministry of Defence

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