Amphibious warships Kaliningrad and Minsk of Russian Baltic fleet just entered in Black sea
From Will at THE OTHER NEWS:
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Amphibious warships Kaliningrad and Minsk of Russian Baltic fleet just entered in Black sea.(Cencornet).
Large landing ships of the Baltic Fleet sailed through the Bosporus Strait and entered the Black Sea.
On it informs edition imperialcommiss , transmits Tsenzor.NET citing BlackSeaNews . February 26, 2014 at 07:20 (Moscow time) large landing ship (BDK) Baltic Fleet pr.775 "Kaliningrad" Hull number 102, which belongs to 71 th Brigade BF amphibious ships of the Russian Navy, passed the Bosphorus towards the Black Sea. Source: http://censor.net.ua/p273134 Источник: http://censor.net.ua/p273134
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followed him with an interval of 20 minutes, at 07:40, the Bosphorus in the same direction was the second BF large landing ship of the Russian Navy, etc. 775 "Minsk", b / n 127. This ship also belongs to the 71 th Brigade BF landing ships of the Russian Navy, reports imperialcommiss. Information received from the Turkish security cameras located along the coastline of the Bosphorus Strait. Источник: http://censor.net.ua/p273134
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Please explain to me what this means? i am a bit disabled at the moment typing one fingered. thanks
It means chaos in the Ukraine (Crimean peninsula is in Ukraine) is increasing. It means Russia will feel more and more pressure to act in what was Russia for a LONG time. It means we will complain and the EU will complain but do nothing, if for no other reason that they are as inconveniently placed as was Poland in 1939, but also because we have neither the will nor the means anymore AND we lack the credibility to rattle our sabers and cause any pause.
Ukraine wanted into NATO a few years back and all we had to do was say YES.
Instead....this
thank u epa i had a feeling it was about ukraine i agree with u and am not surprised about russias or our lack of response
i meant how russia is responding badly.
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