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Europe & Eurasia

USC, Russian Defense Ministry Agree on Prices for Nuclear Powered Submarines

USC, Russian Defense Ministry Agree on Prices for Nuclear Powered Submarines

United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) and Russian defense ministry have finally agreed on prices for nuclear-powered submarines (Project 885 Yasen and Project 955 Borei), reports RIA Novosti referring to a source in Ministry of Trade and Industry. The last non-concluded state defense contract in 201

about 15 years ago
UK: Plymouth-Based Frigate HMS Portland Goes to Help Injured Yachtsman
Surface Vessels

UK: Plymouth-Based Frigate HMS Portland Goes to Help Injured Yachtsman

The Plymouth-based frigate HMS Portland responded to a Coastguard request earlier today to assist a casualty in a yacht in the English Channel 15 miles south-west of Portland Bill. The ship was conducting training off the South West coast when she was alerted to the situation and quickly closed to h

about 15 years ago
Russia: Northern Fleet Seagoing Minesweeper Laid Up for Damage Repair
Surface Vessels

Russia: Northern Fleet Seagoing Minesweeper Laid Up for Damage Repair

Seagoing minesweeper Vladimir Gumanenko was laid up for repair of damages suffered at exercise, told an informed source in defense industry to Central Navy Portal. Northern Fleet (NF) seagoing minesweeper Vladimir Gumanenko (Project 12660) moored at overhaul quay of Nerpa Ship Repair Plant late in O

about 15 years ago
Bulgarian Navy Decommissions Last Submarine

Bulgarian Navy Decommissions Last Submarine

On Nov 1, Bulgarian naval ensign was hauled down from Slava, the only submarine in Bulgarian Navy. Hence, Bulgaria has lost submarine fleet. “For the first time through recent 50 years Bulgaria has no submarines left, because keeping operable of Slava submarine built far back in 1960 is beyond the c

about 15 years ago
Russia: Sevmash Shipyard to Lay Down 2 Diesel Subs In March 2012
Submarines

Russia: Sevmash Shipyard to Lay Down 2 Diesel Subs In March 2012

In March 2012 Sevmash shipyard will start construction of two diesel electric submarines for Russian Navy, said the shipyard’s deputy director general Mikhail Budnichenko in the interview to Korabel newspaper. According to him, “pre-contractual negotiations are in progress, manufacturing preparation

about 15 years ago
Germany: Blohm + Voss Holds Laying Down Ceremony for First 125-Class Frigate
Surface Vessels

Germany: Blohm + Voss Holds Laying Down Ceremony for First 125-Class Frigate

Attended by numerous guests and representatives from Politics, Navy and Industry, as well as the Blohm + Voss workforce, the laying-down ceremony for the 125-class (F125) frigate took place at building dock 12 at the Hamburg shipyard. The ceremony was organized by the F125 Work Group (ARGE F125), co

about 15 years ago
Polish Navy Commander-in-Chief Visits Finland
Training & Education

Polish Navy Commander-in-Chief Visits Finland

Polish Navy Commander-in-Chief vice admiral (three star) Tomasz Mathea went to Finland for a two-day working visit. Mutual cooperation perspectives for both navies was the main subject for discussion. Polish Navy Commander-in-Chief met with the Commander-in-Chief of the Finnish Naval Forces rear adm

about 15 years ago
Black Sea Fleet Ships Head for Mediterranean to Exercise With Italy
Operations

Black Sea Fleet Ships Head for Mediterranean to Exercise With Italy

On Oct 30 – the 315th anniversary of Russian fleet’s foundation – Black Sea Fleet (BSF) frigate Smetlivy departed for the Mediterranean Sea along with BSF rescue ship Epron to attend the IONIEX Russian-Italian joint exercise to be held early in Nov, said a spokesman for the Navy. IONIEX joint exerci

about 15 years ago
State Commission Accepts Second New Tug Built for Russian Navy
Propulsion

State Commission Accepts Second New Tug Built for Russian Navy

On Oct 21, 2011 state commission accepted the second Project 705B harbor tug RB-10 (serial number 002) built by Astrakhan Ship Repair Plant (affiliate of JSC Zvezdochka). Project 705B was developed by JSC Vympel Design Bureau (Nizhny Novgorod). First ship of this project (serial number 001) harbor t

about 15 years ago
UK Navy Warships Head Home as Libyan Mission Ends
Defense Strategies

UK Navy Warships Head Home as Libyan Mission Ends

Today sees the conclusion of the British military’s commitment to operations off Libya, as ships, aircraft and personnel begin the long journey homewards. Since the start of NATO’s Operation Unified Protector on March 19 2011, British forces have been endeavouring to support and protect the Libyan p

about 15 years ago
San Antonio-Class Amphibious Transport Dock Ship USS Mesa Verde Visits Greece
Submarines

San Antonio-Class Amphibious Transport Dock Ship USS Mesa Verde Visits Greece

The San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) anchored off the coast of Corfu, Greece, for a scheduled port visit, Oct. 30. This is Mesa Verde’s first port visit in 65 days of operations in the Mediterranean Sea. “It’s good to have everyone recharge their batteries,” s

about 15 years ago
NATO-Russia Council Holds Anti-Piracy Seminar
Defense Strategies

NATO-Russia Council Holds Anti-Piracy Seminar

The NATO-Russia Council held an anti-piracy seminar in new building of Central Naval Museum in St. Petersburg. The main issue on the agenda was countering Somali piracy which is the primary threat of present-day shipping. The military are sure such meetings would improve relations between the Allian

about 15 years ago
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