Continue monitoring of the Russian Navy submarine Krasnodar by NATO assets. Yesterday, we observed Italian and US aircraft alternating throughout the day as the Krasnodar and the tug Chuorv transited south of Sardinia.
This afternoon, the Russian submarine is transiting the Strait of Sicily, and its route was monitored for about three hours by a US Navy Boeing P-8A, which took off from NAS Sigonella while the vessel was navigating east of the island of Pantelleria.
Russian Navy Morse code weather from Tug SB-921 Evgeniy Churov, 12464 Kilohertz CW, 1205 UTC
— TJ (@te3ej) February 16, 2025
RIW DE RMEV 16121 99371 10119 41598 63206 10142 40147 52002 70312 86200 22232 20502 16012 BT AR RMEV K
37.1N 11.9E Heading South East at 6-10 Knots https://t.co/mYNRvkTtCP
It will be interesting to determine the submarine’s destination, as, at least for now, the port of Tartus in Syria does not appear to be available again for Russian ships.”
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All Russian,Chinese and vessels of their fellow travellers should be monitored for sanction breaking and attempts at cable and pipeline sabotage.DO NOT TRUST THE RUSSIANS OR THE CHINESE..
Nei limiti dei possibile, sarebbe interessante intercettare alcune trasmissioni di queste unità ..
(Per lo meno, quelle che sono “comprensibili”..)