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Europe & Eurasia

Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Meets with Media
Operations

Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Meets with Media

Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky took part in the session of defense ministry’s press club. Meeting with the press, he discussed current condition of Russian Navy and its development prospects till and after 2020. Speaking of implementation of the shipbuilding program, Vysotsky

about 14 years ago
Russia Wants Ukraine to Justify Taxes on BSF Cargoes
Operations

Russia Wants Ukraine to Justify Taxes on BSF Cargoes

“Debates over taxation of cargoes delivered from Russia to Black Sea Fleet (BSF) have been lasting for years. According to international practice, goods of such kind delivered to a military base are not liable to taxes and customs clearance”, reports Interfax citing Russian ambassador to Ukraine Mik

about 14 years ago
Chief of Russian General Staff Explains Bulava Faults
Weapons Systems

Chief of Russian General Staff Explains Bulava Faults

Unsuccessful test launches of Bulava ballistic missile are associated with human factor, said Chief of Russian General Staff Gen. Nikolai Makarov on Feb 18. “You must be aware of a number of Bulava’s faulty test launches. We stopped test program trying to puzzle out the problem. Generally, the reaso

about 14 years ago
FGS Berlin Joins EUNAVFOR
Funding

FGS Berlin Joins EUNAVFOR

From its port in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, and travelling through the Red Sea into the area of operation off the Coast of Somalia, the FGS BERLIN joins the multi-national EU NAVFOR off the Horn of Africa , 17 February 2012. The FGS BERLIN is a class 702 combat supply ship, capable of refuelling and re

about 14 years ago
Russia: Rogozin Imposes Ban on Public Debates

Russia: Rogozin Imposes Ban on Public Debates

Russian vice premier Dmitry Rogozin imposed a ban on public debates of Russian armaments and functioning of national defense industry. “Being entitled to that, I strictly forbid military officials and representatives of defense industry to hold any discussions through media. All debates in this rega

about 14 years ago
RFA Fort Rosalie Visits Naval Station GTMO, Cuba
Amphibious & Support Ships

RFA Fort Rosalie Visits Naval Station GTMO, Cuba

A British ship patrolling the Caribbean made a port call to Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Feb. 15. The RFA, a civilian-manned flotilla owned by the UK Ministry of Defence, provides fuel, supplies and logistical support to Royal Navy warships around the world. The U.S. Naval Supply Systems Comm

about 14 years ago
Ukraine Won’t Raise Taxes for Russian BSF Base, Ministry’s Official Says
Defense Strategies

Ukraine Won’t Raise Taxes for Russian BSF Base, Ministry’s Official Says

Reports that Ukraine is allegedly planning to put new taxes on Russian Black Sea Fleet (BSF) base in Sevastopol is incorrect, said Russian foreign ministry’s official Mariya Zakharova on Feb 16. “Ukrainian party has not brought up taxation issues of BSF assets in Sevastopol”, she told Interfax. Earl

about 14 years ago
Russia: Mistral-Class Amphibious Landing Ships to Obtain Home-Made Arms
Amphibious & Support Ships

Russia: Mistral-Class Amphibious Landing Ships to Obtain Home-Made Arms

French Mistral-class amphibious landing ships built for Russian Navy will be equipped with weapon systems made in Russia, reported Interfax referring to Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky. “We’re going to mount close-in missile systems with the view to improve the ship’s protectio

about 14 years ago
UK: Construction of HMS Prince of Wales Starts at BAE Systems
Contracts

UK: Construction of HMS Prince of Wales Starts at BAE Systems

Production on HMS PRINCE OF WALES, the second Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carrier, has started today at BAE Systems in Portsmouth Naval Base – the future home of the Queen Elizabeth Class. Work on the forward section of the hull, known as Lower Block 02, commenced as Commander-in -Chief Fleet Adm

about 14 years ago
USS Bonhomme Richard Sailor Visits BHR After 50 Years
Surface Vessels

USS Bonhomme Richard Sailor Visits BHR After 50 Years

As USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6) steams west from San Diego to Pearl Harbor en route to a scheduled hull-swap with USS Essex (LHD 2), Sailors onboard may notice a couple of unique passengers. One of them is a 1960’s A3 aircraft from the Vietnam War era; the other is a retired master chief, […]

about 14 years ago
Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Denies Lada Subs Rejection

Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Denies Lada Subs Rejection

Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky refuted reports about allegedly abandoned Project 677 Lada diesel submarines. “I used violent language regarding the lead sub St. Petersburg but not Project Lada in general”, reports RIA Novosti citing Vladimir Vysotsky. “Main problem of that sub

about 14 years ago
Russia: Amur Shipyard Holds Construction-Starting Ceremony of Second Serial Project 20380 Corvette
Surface Vessels

Russia: Amur Shipyard Holds Construction-Starting Ceremony of Second Serial Project 20380 Corvette

A festive construction-starting ceremony of second serial Project 20380 corvette took place at Amur Shipyard on Feb 17; the ship was christened Gromky and is expected to join Pacific Fleet, city administration of Komsomolsk-on-Amur told Central Navy Portal. The ceremony was attended by Khabarovsk Go

about 14 years ago
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