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mmatuso escreveu:Parece que a task force comuna chegou, simplesmente surgiu um rombo entre israel e a ilha de chipre, ninguém está passando ali

Aviões comerciais passando longe dos inimigos da democracia.

Porque tem um Notam emitido nessa região.



A1323/16 – RUSSIAN NAVY EXERCISE (TRAINING FLIGHTS
ROCKET TEST FIRINGS) WILL TAKE PLACE IN AREA :
342940N0343345E
343000N0350700E
343327N0351850E
343345N0353548E
354500N0352540E
354500N0345600E
350540N0344715E. SFC – FL300, 10-15 17-22 0500-2100, 10 NOV 05:00 2016 UNTIL
22 NOV 21:00 2016. CREATED: 03 NOV 12:46 2016

A1324/16 – DUE TO RUSSIAN NAVY EXERCISE AS REFERED IN
NOTAM LCNC A1323/16, THE FOLLOWING AIRWAYS WILL BE
CLOSED:
1.W/UW 17 (BALMA-NIKAS)
2.R/UR 78, M/UM978 (ALSUS-NIKAS)
3. B/UB15 L/UL620 (BALMA-ALSUS)
4. W/UW10, L/UL619 (VESAR-NIKAS)
5. R655 (BALMA-KOBER)
6. UR655 (BALMA- LCA)

SFC – FL300. 10-15 17-22 0500-2100, 10 NOV 05:00 2016 UNTIL 22 NOV 21:00 2016.
CREATED: 03 NOV 13:10 2016

Parece que um Mig 29KUBR caiu no mar.
http://www.cavok.com.br/blog/acidente-c ... kuznetsov/

Os relatos iniciais falavam em um MiG-29KUBR, mas uma nota oficial do ministério da defesa russo aparentemente diz que foi um MiG-29K mesmo.

gral escreveu:Os relatos iniciais falavam em um MiG-29KUBR, mas uma nota oficial do ministério da defesa russo aparentemente diz que foi um MiG-29K mesmo.

portanto não era do Kuznetsov, certo?

MIG-29K ou o MiG-29KUBR só pode ser do Kuznetsov. A diferença entre os dois é que o primeiro é monolugar e o outro é bilugar e ambos são usados no PA Russo.

Valeu!

http://www.dn.pt/mundo/interior/caca-ru ... 97541.html

Russian Navy second project 23120 combat logistics ship floated in Petersburg

The Vsevolod Bobrov combat logistics ship became the second vessel of project 23120 to be floated by the Northern Shipyard in St. Petersburg, TASS correspondent reported. "We made a present to ourselves today by completing one of the construction stages of the Vsevolood Bobrov for the Russian Navy. I would like on behalf of the Northern Shipyard assure the customer that the vessel will be commissioned on time with excellent quality," said Director General of the shipyard Alexei Seleznev.


The Project 23120 lead logistic ship Elbrus

Project 23120 ships are designated to load, store, transport and unload dry cargoes on the coast or warships, to tug vessels and provide assistance to their crews. The ARC4 high ice class allows them to operate in the Arctic.

The lead Elbrus ship of the project had its keel laid in 2012 and was to be handed over to the Navy last year, but the contract was not fulfilled. In September the Northern Shipyard said the Elbrus will be passed over to the Navy by the end of 2016. The third vessel of the project, The Captain Shevchenko, had its keel laid in the summer of 2014.

http://navyrecognition.com/index.php/ne ... sburg.html

First stage of Russian Navy Tracking Ship Marshal Krylov Modernization Completed

The first stage of modernization of the only tracking ship (also called a missile range instrumentation ship) in the Russian Navy, The Marshal Krylov of the Pacific fleet was completed by Dalzavod Shipyard in Primorye region. After maintenance and upgrade the vessel will participate in ensuring national space security and rocket launches from Vostochny cosmodrome in Amur region, spokesman of the Eastern military district for the Pacific fleet Captain 2nd rank Vladimir Matveyev told TASS.


The Marshal Krylov tracking ship at Dalzavod shipyard in Ferbuary 2015. Picture by Alex Omen

"The Dalzavod ship maintenance center in Primorye region continues upgrade and modernization of the sounding Marshal Krylov ship which is the only one of the class in the Russian Navy. At present the stern antenna installation has been completed. It means the first stage of modernization is over. Work is ongoing to service the main and auxiliary engines, navigational and radio-technical armaments, as well as the galley and cabin systems," he said.

After the upgrade of the tracking complex and ship maintenance the vessel will be used also to ensure space security of the country. The Marshal Krylov will assist in launches of spacecraft, cruise and ballistic missiles and will actively participate in rocket launches from Vostochny cosmodrome in Amur region.

The Marshal Krylov is a Soviet and Russian tracking warship, the second one of project 1914. It is designated to ensure tests of new space complexes, orbiting and combat duty of space forces, search, rescue and evacuation of crews of splashdown spacecraft, detection of warships, submarines and aircraft, retransmission of all types of information, provision of communications to cosmonauts with the mission command center.

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... leted.html

Admiral Kuznetsov 360: Spectacular views aboard Russian aircraft carrier operating off Syria -> pic.twitter.com/UKotWcOLcK

As operações do PA Russo só fazem com que tenha certeza que um PA STOBAR para nós estaria de bom tamanho.

As operações do PA Russo só fazem com que tenha certeza que um PA STOBAR para nós estaria de bom tamanho.

aqui fica um video do irmao chines:

https://www.facebook.com/GloMilStrat/vi ... 694912343/

Russia’s nuclear-powered missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky to start undergoing upgrade after 2018

Work to repair and upgrade Russia’s Project 11442 heavy nuclear-powered missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky to the Project 11442M level will start after 2018, Vice-President for Warship Construction at Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation Igor Ponomaryov said.

"The Project 11442 missile cruiser Admiral Nakhimov is being repaired and upgraded at the Sevmash Shipyard [in Severodvinsk in north Russia] in accordance with the schedule," Ponomaryov said. "After the work on the ship Admiral Nakhimov is completed, we will be able to start upgrading the Project 11442 cruiser Pyotr Veliky," he added.

It was reported earlier that the work to repair the cruiser Admiral Nakhimov and equip it with the Kalibr (NATO reporting name: SS-N-27 Sizzler) missile system would be completed in 2018. The Project 11442 heavy nuclear-powered missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky is designed to eliminate key surface targets, attack coastal targets and provide air defense for a ship formation. The Project 11442 missile cruiser is armed with the AK-130 130mm artillery gun, air defense missile complexes, Kortik (CADS-N-1 Kashtan) antiaircraft missile/gun systems and the Vodopad (SS-N-16 Stallion) antisubmarine missile system.

The Project 11442 missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky was put afloat in 1989 and joined the Russian Navy in 1998.

The Project 11442 missile cruiser has a displacement of 24,500 tons, a length of 251 meters, a full capacity of 140,000 hp and a speed of 31 knots. The cruiser’s crew totals 728. The cruiser can carry the Kamov Ka-27 (Helix) helicopter or its versions.

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... -2018.html

Russia’s USC can build several Project 23560 Leader-class Nuclear-Powered Destroyers

Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) has all the potential to build several Project 23560 Leader-class destroyers simultaneously, USC Vice-President for Warship Construction Igor Ponomaryov said.


Scale model showing the Project 23560E "Shkval-class" Destroyer (export variant of Leader-class) at Army 2016 exhibition. Twelve ships of the 10,000t "Leader class" are planned to enter service from 2023-25, split between the Northern and Pacific Fleets. They will all be nuclear powered. They will be fitted with the ABM-capable S-500 SAM and Kalibr (SS-N-27) cruise missile.

"The information about when the construction work will begin will be available after the engineering design of the ship is worked out," Ponomaryov said.

"The United Shipbuilding Corporation has all the potential to build several ships of this type simultaneously," he added.

A source in the Russian defense and industrial sector told TASS earlier that the Defense Ministry was planning to order eight Project 23560 destroyers and the construction of the first vessel of this type was expected to start in 2018.

The future Project 23560 Leader-class destroyer is expected to replace the Project 956 and 1155 ships that make up the mainstay of the Navy’s general-purpose ocean-operating forces.

The Project 23560 destroyer will have a nuclear propulsion unit. The destroyer will be also armed with the Kalibr (NATO reporting name: SS-N-27 Sizzler) and Oniks (SS-N-26 Strobile) missile systems or their versions and a shipborne version of the S-500 air defense missile system able to provide antiballistic missile defense.

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... oyers.html

The sixth and final Improved Kilo class submarine for the Russian Navy Black Sea Fleet, is ready to be commissioned on Nov 24.

"Kolpino" sub conducted pier shift today in preparation for Nov 24 commissioning ceremony