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Home›Kiev Confirms Russia’s Decision to Stop Using Nitka Center

September 13, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Kiev Confirms Russia’s Decision to Stop Using Nitka Center

Kiev confirmed on Tuesday that Russia had provided official notification that it would stop using the only land-based training facility for pilots of carrier-based fixed-wing aircraft, the so-called Nitka Center, located in Crimea. Russia gave the notification last week during a meeting of a bilater

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Kiev confirmed on Tuesday that Russia had provided official notification that it would stop using the only land-based training facility for pilots of carrier-based fixed-wing aircraft, the so-called Nitka Center, located in Crimea.

Russia gave the notification last week during a meeting of a bilateral interstate commission, said Yevhen Perebiynis of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry…

[mappress] Source: Russian Navy , September 13, 2013

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