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Home›ASW Ship Severomorsk Starts Securing Maritime Traffic in the Gulf of Aden

February 5, 2013 · about 13 years ago

ASW Ship Severomorsk Starts Securing Maritime Traffic in the Gulf of Aden

Large ASW ship Severomorsk of the Northern Fleet has started civil maritime traffic securing in the Gulf of Aden and near Horn of Africa as reported on… [mappress] Source: Russian Navy, February 5 2013

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Large ASW ship Severomorsk of the Northern Fleet has started civil maritime traffic securing in the Gulf of Aden and near Horn of Africa as reported on…

[mappress] Source: Russian Navy , February 5 2013

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