Another Russian Warship Is On Her Way Home

13 Jan 2013 5 Comments

The Ropucha class landing ship Novocharessak passing through the Dardanelles. Photo: Ahmet Güven.

The Ropucha class landing ship Novocharkassk passing through the Dardanelles. Photo: Ahmet Güven.

Another Russian warship is returning from the Eastern Mediterranean. On 12th January 2013,the Ropucha class large landing ship Novocherkassk passed through Dardanelles on her way to Russia. The ship spent 11 days in the Med.

The following warships are in the Eastern Mediterranean according to my tally:
Slava class cruiser Mosvka,
Kashin class destroyer Smetliy,
Alligator class landing ship Saratov,
Amur class repair ship, PM-56,
Boris Chilkin class tanker Ivan Bubnov.
Uda class tanker Lena
Neustrashimyy class frigate Yaroslav Mudryy
Sliva class tug SB-921

Filed under Bosphorus, Dardanelles Tagged with Mediterranean, Russian Navy, Straits, Syria, Turkey

5 Responses to Another Russian Warship Is On Her Way Home

Dave Shirlaw says:

13 Jan 2013 at 03:18

Love to know what’s inside!
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Dave Baker says:

13 Jan 2013 at 17:36

The modest assemblage of obsolete and semi-obsolete Russian warships and even more elderly auxiliairies now and recently in the Mediterranean is being described in Western media as the largest Russian fleet exercise since the end of the Soviet Union. Everyone hide under your beds!
- Devrim Yaylalı says:
  
  13 Jan 2013 at 18:06
  
  Well Dave as you very well know, the Russian have always been good in hiding the truth behind smoke and mirrors.
Abdullah Yalçın Gültunca says:

13 Jan 2013 at 21:02

Yakışıklı gemiler ama dökülüyorlar. 11 günde ne hale gelmiş güzelim gemi