Showing posts with label suez canal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label suez canal. Show all posts
Monday, April 19, 2010
Looks like the Peter the Great made it through...
Peter the Great apparently made an uneventful transit through the Suez Canal. Meanwhile, the Moskva is supposed to make a port call in Muscat, Oman on 24 April en route exercises in the Indian Ocean and eventual participation in Vostok-2010.
In other deployment news, the escort ships Yaroslav Mudriy and Neustrashimyy along with the tanker Olekma returned to their Baltic Fleet base in Baltiysk. The Yaroslav Mudriy was in the Mediterranean on her first deployment when the Neustrashimyy joined her as the Neustrashimyy was returning from her duty off the Horn of Africa.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
The Great Migration to Vostok 2010 update
Peter the Great welcomes visitors, including the Russian ambassador to Syria and the commander in chief of the Syrian Navy aboard during her two day port visit to the Tartus roadstead:
I see from the video that the Russians also believe in the "if the foreigner doesn't understand you, just repeat it louder and slower until they do" method of foreign language translation. I hope the libs in Tartus were good, since this will be the last port they hit for a month and a half, according to the reporter.
Two days in Tartus, and its off to Egypt to follow the Moskva through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea.
I see from the video that the Russians also believe in the "if the foreigner doesn't understand you, just repeat it louder and slower until they do" method of foreign language translation. I hope the libs in Tartus were good, since this will be the last port they hit for a month and a half, according to the reporter.
Two days in Tartus, and its off to Egypt to follow the Moskva through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea.
Labels:
Moskva,
peter the great,
suez canal,
Syria,
Tartus,
vostok-2010
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