Russian Warship Movements Through Turkish Straits (Part 12)
28 May 2013 1 Comment
The Alligator class landing ship Nikolay Filchenkov passing through the Dardanelles. Photo: Ahmet Güven. Used with Permission.
The Alligator class landing ship Nikolay Filchenkov passing through the Dardanelles. Photo: Ahmet Güven. Used with Permission.
The Ropucha class landing ship Azov passing through the Dardanelles. Photo: Ahmet Güven. Used with Permission.
The Ropucha class landing ship Azov passing through the Dardanelles. Photo: Ahmet Güven. Used with Permission.
Yesterday the two large amphibious ships of the Black Sea Fleet which took part in the operations in Eastern Mediterranean returned to the Black Sea today.
The Ropucha class 151 Azov and the Alligator class 152 Nikolay Filchenkov, passed through Dardanelles yesterday.
So this is the latest tally of Russian warship movements
| Date | Number | Name | Direction |
| 27/12/12 | 151 | Azov | Southbound |
| 27/12/12 | 152 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Southbound |
| 01/01/13 | 142 | Novocharkassk | Southbound |
| 09/01/13 | 152 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Northbound |
| 09/01/13 | 151 | Azov | Northbound |
| 12/01/13 | 142 | Novocharkassk | Northbound |
| 14/01/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 14/01/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
| 16/01/13 | 151 | Azov | Southbound |
| 04/02/13 | 151 | Azov | Northbound |
| 04/02/13 | 150 | Saratov | Northbound |
| 04/02/13 | 810 | Smetlivy | Northbound |
| 04/02/13 | Ivan Bubnov | Northbound | |
| 05/02/13 | 110 | Moskva | Northbound |
| 07/02/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 07/02/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
| 08/02/13 | Kildin | Northbound | |
| 20/02/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Southbound |
| 20/02/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Southbound |
| 25/03/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 25/03/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
| 11/04/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Southbound |
| 11/04/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Southbound |
| 14/04/13 | 151 | Azov | Southbound |
| 26/04/13 | PM-138 | PM-138 | Southbound |
| 24/04/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 24/04/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
| 24/04/13 | Dubna | Northbound | |
| 30/04/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Southbound |
| 05/05/13 | PM-56 | PM-56 | Northbound |
| 05/05/13 | 152 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Northbound |
| 11/05/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 11/05/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
| 11/05/13 | 151 | Azov | Northbound |
| 19/05/13 | 151 | Azov | Southbound |
| /05/13 | 151 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Southbound |
| 23/05/13 | 077 | Peresvet | Northbound |
| 23/05/13 | 055 | Admiral Nevelskoi | Northbound |
| 27/05/13 | 151 | Azov | Northbound |
| 27/05/13 | 151 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Northbound |
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McCain is doing what Obama’s agents were supposed to do = assure these weapons are not getting into wrong hands.Kosovo was divided into 6 security sectors and this will happen here too.Turkey from the North,iraq from the northeast,jordania with the US (unless people like you cucinic can manage Obama for cowardly stay out of it) from the east,Israel from the south,lebanon from the west,Assad with Russia from the southwest. Peacekeepers,UN mandated. Repatriate all refugees (3 millions) into the appropriate sector, those sectors who get no influx , also have to give up their square-km allocation. Everybody can survive this, and the troublemakers infiltrants from iran etc. need to go home too.
Turkish Navy : do we know the arms traffic southbound across caspian sea ?