Russian departures from the Mediterranean

On Friday several units of the Russian fleet stationed in the Mediterranean crossed Gibraltar to return to Russia.
They are the frigate Admiral Grigorovich (545), the corvettes Stoikiy (545) and Soobrazitelny (531) of the Steregushchiy class and the tanker Kola.

Russian Navy Steregushchiy class corvettes 531 & 545, Adm Grigorovich frigate 494 and tanker heading west through the STROG this evening #shipsinpics #ships #shipping #shipspotting @air_intel @The_Lookout_N @YorukIsik @WarshipCam @seawaves_mag @NavyLookout @KaptainLOMA pic.twitter.com/sggRpm5xw6
— Daniel Ferro (@Gibdan1) April 22, 2023

The two corvettes had entered the Mediterranean on October 15, 2022.

As of today, therefore, the units of the Russian Navy present in the Mediterranean should be:

Frigate Admiral Gorshkov, armed with hypersonic missiles
Corvette Orekhovo-Zuyevo
Minesweeper Vladimir Emelyanov
Krasnodar Kilo-class submarine
Yuri Ivanov intelligence ship

Until April 22, all of these units except the frigate Admiral Gorshkov were reported to be in Tartus

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Some very interesting happenings.
-Still no Adm Gorshkov
-Krasnodar in port
-Yuriy Ivanov is back (last seen in Jan 2023)
-Oiler KOLA appears to be in port (length + image)
-Oiler KAMA is gone
Does this mean it was the KAMA which left the Med with the warships? pic.twitter.com/8mN01x5uiQ
— MT Anderson (@MT_Anderson) April 23, 2023