Turkish AF

Central Mediterranean mission for a Turkish P-72

itamilradarSeptember 8, 20211 Mins read394

This morning at 09:28 CEST a Turkish Navy P-72A MPA (reg. TCB-752 – callsign MARTI82) left southbound Dalaman.

The aircraft entered Athens FIR (but not Greek airspace) and is making a patrol mission south of Crete.

In these minutes (11:40) the mission is still in progress.

South west of Crete the Turkish P-72A orbited over this Russian Navy Tug (SB742) underway (probably not alone) to Tartus, Syria (Mediterranean base of Russian Navy submarines)

In the last week 3 Kilo class SSK (“Krasnodar”, “Volkhov” and “Petropavlovks-Kamhatsky”) entered Mediterranean sea

#ВМФ #Russia's naval deployment in the #Mediterranean at noon of September 04, as reported by #OSINT.

With five Improved Kilo class submarines, the Russian Navy now operates a substantial submarine force in the Mediterranean.https://t.co/zO3yhMC2sW pic.twitter.com/tW769ccL3G
— Frederik Van Lokeren (@KaptainLOMA) September 4, 2021

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