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GarryB wrote:Considering those Soviet subs turned out to be NATO subs violating swedish waters... the reactions to the waters violations is amusing... unacceptable for the Ruskies to be doing that... almost rape in fact, but when it turned out it was actually their NATO friends and allies and fellow European buddies it was OK and no big deal... but the Russians are still the bad guys right?
It is the sort of thing they would do if they could whereas Swedens wonderful western allies would never do that sort of thing without telling them... except when they do of course... but that is ok because friends do that to friends...
walle83 wrote:GarryB wrote:Considering those Soviet subs turned out to be NATO subs violating swedish waters... the reactions to the waters violations is amusing... unacceptable for the Ruskies to be doing that... almost rape in fact, but when it turned out it was actually their NATO friends and allies and fellow European buddies it was OK and no big deal... but the Russians are still the bad guys right?
It is the sort of thing they would do if they could whereas Swedens wonderful western allies would never do that sort of thing without telling them... except when they do of course... but that is ok because friends do that to friends...
Well i cant say about the recording in this video, but both Soviet and Nato subs was recorded in Swedish water, and a few minks if i remember correctly.
However only one submarine did get cuptured by the sweds and that was absolutly a Russian sub, in 1981. The "Whiskey on the Rocks" incident. Very close to the largest naval base in Sweden, Karlskrona.
.kvs wrote:walle83 wrote:GarryB wrote:Considering those Soviet subs turned out to be NATO subs violating swedish waters... the reactions to the waters violations is amusing... unacceptable for the Ruskies to be doing that... almost rape in fact, but when it turned out it was actually their NATO friends and allies and fellow European buddies it was OK and no big deal... but the Russians are still the bad guys right?
It is the sort of thing they would do if they could whereas Swedens wonderful western allies would never do that sort of thing without telling them... except when they do of course... but that is ok because friends do that to friends...
Well i cant say about the recording in this video, but both Soviet and Nato subs was recorded in Swedish water, and a few minks if i remember correctly.
However only one submarine did get cuptured by the sweds and that was absolutly a Russian sub, in 1981. The "Whiskey on the Rocks" incident. Very close to the largest naval base in Sweden, Karlskrona.
Was it territorial waters or the EEZ? These days it is routine in the NATO fake stream media to pretend that the EEZ is "territorial waters".
GarryB wrote:Yeah, when the Americans do that I believe the excuse is that they got lost or that it is actually a weather balloon.
The west was constantly violating Soviet air and sea during the cold war... look at how many recon aircraft the soviets shot down for a start.... and when I say recon aircraft I of course mean bomber aircraft converted to recon because for the US it is the same job...
MOSCOW, October 28. /TASS/. The Admiralty Shipyard in St. Petersburg in northwestern Russia will lay down two Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines on November 1, Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov said on Monday.
"Two Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines Ufa and Magadan will be laid down simultaneously on the same day, November 1, 2019, at the Admiralty Shipyard in St. Petersburg," the Navy chief said at a working meeting in the Admiralty, which discussed the issues of building a series of Project 636.3 submarines for the Pacific Fleet.....
So plans for ramping up Lada production abandoned?"The Navy’s Main Command is discussing the issue of building a series of Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines for the Baltic Fleet,"
hoom wrote:So plans for ramping up Lada production abandoned?"The Navy’s Main Command is discussing the issue of building a series of Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines for the Baltic Fleet,"
First Project 636.3 submarine enters service with Russia’s Pacific Fleet
Overall, Russia’s Pacific Fleet will get six Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines
ST. PETERSBURG, November 25. /TASS/. The Admiralty Shipyard in St. Petersburg in Russia’s northwest has delivered the first Project 636.3 submarine Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky designated for the Pacific Fleet to the Russian Navy.
"This remarkable series of ships continues. The submarines for the Pacific Fleet have already undergone some modernization <…> The most advanced solutions are incorporated in this ship. Today is a remarkable day because the Navy will get another combat ship and transfer it to the Pacific Fleet, which has long been waiting for the renewal of its submarine force," Chief of the Navy Main Staff, Navy First Deputy Commander-in-Chief Vice-Admiral Andrei Volozhinsky said at the submarine delivery ceremony.
Overall, the Admiralty Shipyard (part of Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation) will build six Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines for Russia’s Pacific Fleet. The Admiralty Shipyard earlier constructed a series of six Project 636.3 submarines for the Black Sea Fleet. The Russian Navy Command is also considering building Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines for the Baltic Fleet.
Project 636.3 submarines (NATO reporting name: Improved Kilo-II) are 74 meters long and displace more than 3,900 tonnes. Due to its strong hull, the submarine has an operational depth of 240 meters and can dive to a maximum depth of 300 meters. Submarines of this Project have an operational range of up to 7,500 miles. They are armed with Kalibr-PL cruise missiles that are launched from torpedo tubes from the sub’s submerged position.
Project 636 submarines are considered among the world’s most noiseless underwater cruisers. They can develop a speed of up to 20 knots, have their sea endurance of 45 days and a crew of 52 men.
George1 wrote:First Project 636.3 submarine enters service with Russia’s Pacific Fleet
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