20.12.2012, 22:35
die Bewegungen der russischen Flotte zeigen, dass Russland die Situation mit einer gewissen "Nervosität" betrachtet
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19 December
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RUSSIA (SYRIA)
A three-ship Black Sea Fleet task group has sailed from Sevastopol for the Eastern Mediterranean … duration of mission dependent on development of situation in Syria
(rmks: no specifics given yet; should include landing ships)
MoD: Three-ship Northern Fleet task group (with destroyer SEVEROMORSK) will “if need be” initially also linger in the Eastern Mediterranean before continuing for anti-piracy operations in the Gulf of Aden.
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Black Sea Fleet task group with missile cruiser MOSKVA, destroyer SMETLIVIY, tanker IVAN BUBNOV and salvage tug SORUM MB-304 operating off the Syrian coast … until end Dec when they will be relieved by approaching Baltic Fleet/Northern Fleet task groups … stand-by for possible evacuation of Russian nationals (rmks: to be augmented by landing ships) … also conduct “repeated visits” to Russian logistic base at the Syrian port of Tartus.
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