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Home Russian Navy

New mission for the Admiral Gorshkov

itamilradar by itamilradar
July 15, 2023
in Russian Navy
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While numerous NATO naval units are engaged in the Neptune Shield exercise, almost all of the Russian naval forces are at anchor in the port of Tartus.

However, for the past few days, the main Russian unit in the Mediterranean, the frigate Admiral Gorshkov, is no longer reported to be in Tartus.

🇷🇺RUSSIAN MED SEA FLOTILLA🇷🇺
3M📷 from 13 July 2023. As of 08:00 UTC, ADMIRAL GORSHKOV (#454) is back out to sea. The other remaining 6 vessels are still in port (Vice Admiral Paramov, Krasnodar, Vyazma, Vladimir Emelyanov, Orekhovo-Zuyevo, Sergey Balk) pic.twitter.com/FblaVxQcHv

— MT Anderson (@MT_Anderson) July 13, 2023

It is possible that it is conducting a mission in the Eastern Mediterranean.

It cannot be a mission in other areas of the Mediterranean because the unit is alone, not accompanied by other ships.

This reminds us of the last mission of the frigate, which escorted a Russian cargo ship from the Aegean to Syria.

#ВМФ #Russia's naval deployment in the #Mediterranean on the morning of Jul-15, as reported by #OSINT.

Heightened naval activity by Admiral Gorshkov, could be related with a grain delivery from Russia towards #Syria.https://t.co/yzRgfJv8oa pic.twitter.com/hHAmgINW5G

— Frederik Van Lokeren (@KaptainLOMA) July 15, 2023

Nevertheless, it is essential to highlight that the unit, armed with hypersonic missiles, which was supposed to change the game in the area according to Russian authorities, has had very little time at sea, and the few missions it has carried out have always been limited and of short duration.

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