MOSCOW July 30. 2024 (Saba) - The Russian Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday that the Russian Navy has begun planned exercises for the use of forces of the Baltic, Northern, Pacific and Caspian Fleets.
The ministry said in a statement: "Units and formations of the Russian Navy have begun conducting scheduled exercises in the operational areas of the Northern, Pacific and Baltic Fleets, as well as in the area of responsibility of the Caspian Flotilla."
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the next stage in the development of the Navy is currently beginning, as the country needs to ensure that the quality of its fleet will allow it to surpass the technical capabilities of other countries.
As a great naval power, Russia must have a large naval force, including ships designed to perform missions in the near and far seas and ocean areas, and have advanced bases and support systems.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has outlined the directions for creating promising systems and types of weapons, military and special equipment, including marine robotic systems and technologies that counter unmanned boats.
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The ministry said in a statement: "Units and formations of the Russian Navy have begun conducting scheduled exercises in the operational areas of the Northern, Pacific and Baltic Fleets, as well as in the area of responsibility of the Caspian Flotilla."
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the next stage in the development of the Navy is currently beginning, as the country needs to ensure that the quality of its fleet will allow it to surpass the technical capabilities of other countries.
As a great naval power, Russia must have a large naval force, including ships designed to perform missions in the near and far seas and ocean areas, and have advanced bases and support systems.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has outlined the directions for creating promising systems and types of weapons, military and special equipment, including marine robotic systems and technologies that counter unmanned boats.
J.A
resource : SABA