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Home Russian Navy

Russian movements in the Mediterranean

itamilradar by itamilradar
March 4, 2023
in Russian Navy
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The Russian Navy tanker Akademik Pashin and the frigate Admiral Kasatonov (Gorshkov Class) have left the port of Tartus in recent days and are now sailing in the central Mediterranean.

The last satellite image was yesterday and the two units were sailing south of Crete to the west.

🇷🇺RUSSIAN MED SEA FLEET🇷🇺
Akademik Pashin & Admiral Kasatonov spotted on Sentinel 2 (Mar 3, 2023) about 150km south of Souda Bay (straight line). Still heading eastbound at about 12kn / 274° (if @marinetraffic is accurate). pic.twitter.com/w0vaFcOtUb

— MT Anderson (@MT_Anderson) March 3, 2023

The NATO exercise “Dynamic Manta” is underway in the Ionian Sea.

We will see in the coming hours whether the ships are heading back to the Ionian Sea (as in the past month), whether they are aiming for the western Mediterranean or whether they will return to Tartus

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