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Kb. 2040 korul....Bemutatták az Armiyán az épülő két UDK projekt 23900 makettjét.Így fog kinézni az " Ivan Rogov” és „Mitrofan Moskalenko
Orosz hadiflotta
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Ha nem vagy kibékülve az alapértelmezettnek beállított sötét sablonnal, akkor a korábbi ígéretnek megfelelően bármikor átválthatsz a korábbi világos színekkel dolgozó kinézetre.
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Az elmúlt időszak tapasztalatai alapján házirendet kapott a topic.
Ezen témában - a fórumon rendhagyó módon - az oldal üzemeltetője saját álláspontja, meggyőződése alapján nem enged bizonyos véleményeket, mivel meglátása szerint az káros a járványhelyzet enyhítését célzó törekvésekre.
Kérünk, hogy a vírus veszélyességét kétségbe vonó, oltásellenes véleményed más platformon fejtsd ki. Nálunk ennek nincs helye. Az ilyen hozzászólásokért 1 alkalommal figyelmeztetés jár, majd folytatása esetén a témáról letiltás. Arra is kérünk, hogy a fórum más témáiba ne vigyétek át, mert azért viszont már a fórum egészéről letiltás járhat hosszabb-rövidebb időre.
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Az elmúlt időszak tapasztalatai alapján frissített házirendet kapott a topic.
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Ami nem a topik témájába vág vagy akár csak erősebb hangnemben is kerül megfogalmazásra, az valamilyen formában szankcionálva lesz
Minden olyan hozzászólásért ami nem hír, vagy szorosan a konfliktushoz kapcsolódó vélemény / elemzés azért instant 3 nap topic letiltás jár. Aki pedig ezzel trükközne és folytatná másik topicban annak 2 hónap fórum ban a jussa.
Ha már veszed a fáradtságot, hogy írsz egy hsz.-t, akkor megkérhetlek, hogy valami olyasmit írjál, ami számít is, nem pedig a semmitmondó agymenésedet! Arra nem igazán kíváncsi senki.
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Confront between Italian and Russian Navy in the Adriatic Sea
by itamilradarAugust 20, 2022
in Italian Navy, Russian Navy
Three different Russian units have entered the Adriatic Sea, where the aircraft carrier USS Truman (CVN-75) and its Combat Strike Group are located:
– destroyer Admiral Tributs (783), which operated in the central Adriatic;
– the intelligence ship Vasiliy Nikitich Tatishchev (SSV231);
– the cruiser Varyag (011), which operated in the southern Adriatic;
Meanwhile the frigate Admiral Grigorovich (745) has operated in the Ionian Sea.
The Italian Navy has deployed different units in the Adriatic that closely followed the Russian ships:
– the frigate Bergamini (F590) in the central Adriatic
– the submarine Longobardo (S524);
– the frigate Marceglia (F597) in the southern Adriatic
– the frigate Libeccio (F572);
Confront between Italian and Russian Navy in the Adriatic Sea
In an interview with the Italian newspaper 'La Repubblica', the Chief of the Defence Staff, Admiral Cavo Dragone, explained what
Ezt anno én is hoztam amikor történt.Confront between Italian and Russian Navy in the Adriatic Sea
by itamilradar
August 20, 2022
in Italian Navy, Russian Navy
Three different Russian units have entered the Adriatic Sea, where the aircraft carrier USS Truman (CVN-75) and its Combat Strike Group are located:
– destroyer Admiral Tributs (783), which operated in the central Adriatic;
– the intelligence ship Vasiliy Nikitich Tatishchev (SSV231);
– the cruiser Varyag (011), which operated in the southern Adriatic;
Meanwhile the frigate Admiral Grigorovich (745) has operated in the Ionian Sea.
The Italian Navy has deployed different units in the Adriatic that closely followed the Russian ships:
– the frigate Bergamini (F590) in the central Adriatic
– the submarine Longobardo (S524);
– the frigate Marceglia (F597) in the southern Adriatic
– the frigate Libeccio (F572);
Confront between Italian and Russian Navy in the Adriatic Sea
In an interview with the Italian newspaper 'La Repubblica', the Chief of the Defence Staff, Admiral Cavo Dragone, explained what
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Megpróbálták shadowing- olni a Trumant, de gyorsan leléptek inkább.
Sok mindent nem tudnak magukkal kezdeni, mint ki-be járnak Tartusba.
A Longobardo -t pl észre sem vették.
Pedig nem volt messze tőlük
Vagy, pl: áprilisban a Jón-tengeren próbálta meg shadow -olni a NATO flottát két Kilo.
De már az első nap lebuktak, onnantól folyamatosan ping-elték őketa fregattok. Aztán feladták és elkotródtak
Szerinted véletlen voltak ott ezek a tengeralattjárók, vagy közölték velük, hogy hol parkoljanak le?A Longobardo -t pl észre sem vették.
Pedig nem volt messze tőlük
Hát ezek szerint két Kilo -t de.
És szinte azonnal...
Btw azt nem mondtam, hogy 'lebegtek'
Egyébként 10 napig tartotta fent velük a szonárkapcsolatot az olasz flotta, utána átadták őket a franciáknak.
edit: vagy a Longobardo -ra írtad?
Azt mondtad, hogy követni akarták őket, ahhoz mozogni kell, állva nem tudsz követni semmit.
Russia Forced To Reduce Navy In Mediterranean As Ukraine War Drags On
One of Russia’s two SLAVA class cruisers deployed to the Mediterranean has left the sea. The Marshal Ustinov was seen sailing out through the Straits of Gibraltar today, and was photographed by Michael J Sanchez.Open source analysis shows her refueling astern yesterday, from the tanker Vyazma. Trailing them is the UDALOY class destroyer, Vice-Admiral Kulakov.
This may be a sign that the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean, beefed up to support the invasion of Ukraine, are being forced to withdraw key assets.
Build Up During Tensions
The force in the Mediterranean was massively increased in the lead up to the invasion, to have heavy hitters in place during the initial period of war (IPW). Two SLAVA class cruisers and related escorts were concentrated there. Marshal Ustinov from the Northern Fleet and Varyag from the Pacific.These forces are understood to act as an outer defense for the invasion, contributing to deterring direct NATO involvement. They are based at Tartus in Syria, Russia’s overseas base.
The Northern Fleet based Marshal Ustinov has been extensively upgraded in comparison to the Black Sea based Moskva. A major overhaul in 2012-17 didn’t just refurbish machinery, it upgraded the weapons. So it should, on paper, be better able to defend itself better than Moskva was.
Russia's Problem Of Sustained Deployment
However the ship has been deployed to the Mediterranean for over 6 months, entering the Med on February 7. This means that crew and system readiness is likely suffering.The Russian navy does not have meaningful maintenance facilities in the Med. We can speculate that crew fatigue from longer periods of heightened readiness may be a factor. It is also possible that some of the crew are conscripts and may now be approaching (or past!) the end of their expected 1 year service.
There are limited support facilities at Tartus and the warships and submarines will need start needing significant maintenance. Before the war, shipyards in Cyprus were a possible solution to some needs, but those gates are now closed.
As a sign of this the warships and submarines have been observed spending more time in Tartus. In classic Soviet manner, they still contribute to the deterrent because they could sail at any time. But casual parallels to the Italian ‘fleet in being’ of World War Two are easy to make.
Are they so much in port because it’s more efficient, or because they are worried about breaking down? We do not know with open sources. But it was only a matter of time before they need to rotate the forces. And they generally don’t have many ships to take Ustinov’s place. Varyag, who has been deployed even longer, may be next, leaving forces there closer to pre-war levels.
Russian Navy ship ands submarine movements in and out of the Mediterranean will continue to be on the watchlist. Frederik Van Lokeren keeps a tracker, worth following.
Ez egy magyar oldal, Nem Angliában vagyunk, írjál magyarul. Vegyél rá fáradságot és fordítsd le! Ha én időt és munkát szánok az orosz szövegek lefordítására akkor csináld meg te is!
Russia Forced To Reduce Navy In Mediterranean As Ukraine War Drags On
One of Russia’s two SLAVA class cruisers deployed to the Mediterranean has left the sea. The Marshal Ustinov was seen sailing out through the Straits of Gibraltar today, and was photographed by Michael J Sanchez.
Open source analysis shows her refueling astern yesterday, from the tanker Vyazma. Trailing them is the UDALOY class destroyer, Vice-Admiral Kulakov.
This may be a sign that the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean, beefed up to support the invasion of Ukraine, are being forced to withdraw key assets.
Build Up During Tensions
The force in the Mediterranean was massively increased in the lead up to the invasion, to have heavy hitters in place during the initial period of war (IPW). Two SLAVA class cruisers and related escorts were concentrated there. Marshal Ustinov from the Northern Fleet and Varyag from the Pacific.
These forces are understood to act as an outer defense for the invasion, contributing to deterring direct NATO involvement. They are based at Tartus in Syria, Russia’s overseas base.
The Northern Fleet based Marshal Ustinov has been extensively upgraded in comparison to the Black Sea based Moskva. A major overhaul in 2012-17 didn’t just refurbish machinery, it upgraded the weapons. So it should, on paper, be better able to defend itself better than Moskva was.
Russia's Problem Of Sustained Deployment
However the ship has been deployed to the Mediterranean for over 6 months, entering the Med on February 7. This means that crew and system readiness is likely suffering.
The Russian navy does not have meaningful maintenance facilities in the Med. We can speculate that crew fatigue from longer periods of heightened readiness may be a factor. It is also possible that some of the crew are conscripts and may now be approaching (or past!) the end of their expected 1 year service.
There are limited support facilities at Tartus and the warships and submarines will need start needing significant maintenance. Before the war, shipyards in Cyprus were a possible solution to some needs, but those gates are now closed.
As a sign of this the warships and submarines have been observed spending more time in Tartus. In classic Soviet manner, they still contribute to the deterrent because they could sail at any time. But casual parallels to the Italian ‘fleet in being’ of World War Two are easy to make.
Are they so much in port because it’s more efficient, or because they are worried about breaking down? We do not know with open sources. But it was only a matter of time before they need to rotate the forces. And they generally don’t have many ships to take Ustinov’s place. Varyag, who has been deployed even longer, may be next, leaving forces there closer to pre-war levels.
Russian Navy ship ands submarine movements in and out of the Mediterranean will continue to be on the watchlist. Frederik Van Lokeren keeps a tracker, worth following.
Kérd meg a főnökeid….vagy Wilson avatart…egy cég vagytok….vagy most más híreket kell gyártsatok?……ezer a meló mindenhol én megértelek….