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Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
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- Blackcat1
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
When will they do the loop? 

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- Blackcat1
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
The timetable says 12-1pm tomorrow ! Camera & vodka packed ready
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
I've read elsewhere that the Irish are going to issue a NOTAM for the affected area, so it should be obvious to all where they are. Not sure if it'll be in Shannon or Shanwick airspace though. Might mean a bit of P8, RC135 and U2 action down this way though.
Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
From the Russian Military official website
A detachment of Baltic Fleet warships consisting of the corvettes Stoykiy and Soobrazitelniy departed Baltiysk for a long-distance campaign.
The main tasks of the campaign are participation of the ships in naval exercises under overall leadership of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral Nikolay Yevmenov, as well as ensuring naval presence and demonstration of the Andreev flag in different areas of the world's oceans.
During the sailing period the crews of the corvettes will conduct communication, air defence and anti-submarine warfare exercises and perform a number of combat exercises. Crews of deck helicopters of the Baltic Fleet Ka-27, based on corvettes, will conduct flying shifts at sea, carry out training on search for mock enemy submarines, detection of surface targets and search and rescue operations.
To ensure the detachment's safety, the ships have anti-terrorist groups from the Baltic Fleet marines. During anchorages on an unprotected roadstead and while crossing straits, marines will conduct training to repel an attack on a ship by mock terrorists.
For reference:
In accordance with the training plan of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation for 2022, a series of naval exercises are held in January-February in all areas of responsibility of the fleets under the overall leadership of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov.
The main focus of the exercises is to work out the actions of the Navy and Aerospace Forces to protect Russian national interests in the world Ocean, as well as to counter military threats to the Russian Federation from sea and ocean directions.
The exercises will cover the waters of the seas adjacent to the Russian territory, as well as operationally important areas of the World Ocean. Separate exercises will be held in the waters of the Mediterranean, Northern, Okhotsk Seas, in the north-eastern part of the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
In total, it is planned to involve more than 140 warships and support vessels, more than 60 aircraft, 1,000 units of military equipment, and about 10,000 military personnel to participate in the events.
A detachment of Baltic Fleet warships consisting of the corvettes Stoykiy and Soobrazitelniy departed Baltiysk for a long-distance campaign.
The main tasks of the campaign are participation of the ships in naval exercises under overall leadership of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral Nikolay Yevmenov, as well as ensuring naval presence and demonstration of the Andreev flag in different areas of the world's oceans.
During the sailing period the crews of the corvettes will conduct communication, air defence and anti-submarine warfare exercises and perform a number of combat exercises. Crews of deck helicopters of the Baltic Fleet Ka-27, based on corvettes, will conduct flying shifts at sea, carry out training on search for mock enemy submarines, detection of surface targets and search and rescue operations.
To ensure the detachment's safety, the ships have anti-terrorist groups from the Baltic Fleet marines. During anchorages on an unprotected roadstead and while crossing straits, marines will conduct training to repel an attack on a ship by mock terrorists.
For reference:
In accordance with the training plan of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation for 2022, a series of naval exercises are held in January-February in all areas of responsibility of the fleets under the overall leadership of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov.
The main focus of the exercises is to work out the actions of the Navy and Aerospace Forces to protect Russian national interests in the world Ocean, as well as to counter military threats to the Russian Federation from sea and ocean directions.
The exercises will cover the waters of the seas adjacent to the Russian territory, as well as operationally important areas of the World Ocean. Separate exercises will be held in the waters of the Mediterranean, Northern, Okhotsk Seas, in the north-eastern part of the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
In total, it is planned to involve more than 140 warships and support vessels, more than 60 aircraft, 1,000 units of military equipment, and about 10,000 military personnel to participate in the events.
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Hmmm, anyone else hear a sabre or two being rattled?


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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Don't worry about the Ukraine, sounds like they're gonna invade Ireland!!!




Gareth
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Maybe a distraction technique to take eyes away from the Ukraine. Or simply a show of force despite the accumulation of forces along the Ukraine border.
Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
According to https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/20 ... -tensions/
It will be in the area of communication cables. So make a lot of noise on the surface whilst divers plug into the Internet?
Iโm paranoid
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Don't think you are having read that article, there's all kinds of things they could do, install monitoring equipment, leave remotely detonateable (if that's a word) charges although there will be seperacy redundnacy, both cable/fibre and satellite.
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
I'm not a paranoid person, but tampering with the Atlantic cables (if indeed they are in the same area) ready for if it kicks off with Ukraine, seems textbook to me as they will no doubt be putting things in place to retaliate to our sanctions if we do end up pressing the button, that you can be sure of...
Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Further to the above

A broad outline of the Russian Navyโs exercise.
Initially there will be manoeuvres of the surface vessels during which all weaponry will be live fired.
After a couple of days, there will be misfiring of some weapons which will drop into the sea without detonating.
As these are both sensitive and potentially hazardous to shipping the exercise will be curtailed and the fleet will patrol the area prohibiting access to all other shipping for safety reasons.
Over the following months various Russian salvage vessels will be active in the area.
โ The hunt for Crimson February โ. .?
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
Time to start panic buying Loo Rolls again

Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
FYI
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/07/25/asia ... index.html
Google map of cables under atlantic gives several pictures that might be of interest to some.
Stay safe
Edited
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_r ... sel_Yantar
In August 2021, Yantar was spotted off the coast of Ireland, running parallel to AEConnect-1 and the expected route of the Celtic Norse submarine communications cable.[14]
According to this article it has visited sites all over the planet
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
I hear the Irish Fishing Fleet are going to move in to the area. Russian Navy vs Irish Fishing boats - but if it became a drinking competition it could be epic.
Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
โT be shore, โt be shore, begorrah
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
I appreciate you are new, but don't you think that's below the belt (racist) to any Irish folk that are forum members?
Re your other point, don't forget some French fishing boats previously jammed up UK ports 100% in a protest!
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Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
That'll be the forward looking Ireland with a far far bigger domestic trade market than the UK?
Re: Russian military EX off the coast of Ireland
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