Havana, June 12 (Prensa Latina) – A group of Russian Navy ships docked today in the port of Havana for a visit until the 17th.
The naval detachment consists of the frigate Admiral Gorshkov, the nuclear-powered submarine Kazan, the fleet oil tanker Pashin and the rescue tug Nikolai Chiker.
Upon arrival in this capital, one of the group’s ships fired 21 salutes as a salute to the Caribbean nation, which was reciprocated by an artillery battery of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR), from the San Carlos de la Cabaña Fortress.
Note by Gospa News: This immediately led bloggers in search of visibility to suspect a war clash… While our images show the peaceful landing of two vessels at the port.
They received the detachment of Russian ships, the second chief of the Revolutionary Navy, flotilla captain José Luis Souto, along with the Russian ambassador to the island, Viktor Koronelli. Visiting hours for the population will be tomorrow, Thursday and next Saturday, June 15, between 12:00 and 16:00 (local time) at the Cruise Terminal of this capital.
During their stay, the Russian sailors will carry out an extensive program of activities, which includes courtesy meetings with the head of the Revolutionary War Navy and the governor of Havana, Yanet Hernández. They will also visit places of historical and cultural interest.
Visits by naval units from other countries are a historical practice of the revolutionary government with the nations with which it maintains relations of friendship and cooperation, highlighted a statement from the FAR.
None of the ships carry nuclear weapons, so their stopover in our country does not represent a threat to the region, he indicated (It’s True? – Gospa News ed).
According to the notification, the visit “corresponds with the historical friendly relations between Cuba and Russia,” in addition to complying with “the international regulations of which Cuba is a State Party.”
The Royal Canadian Navy patrol ship, HMCS Margaret Brooke, and the training ship AB Simón Bolívar, from Venezuela, will also dock in Cuba from the 14th to the 19th.
Originally published in Spanish by Prensa Latina (Cuban newspaper) da Prensa Latina (quotidiano cubano)
The Zircon Missile could hit Miami in just 2 minutes
by Gospa News Editorial Staff
The Russian supersonic missile announced by Vladimir Putin in 2018, finished testing two years ago and in full service, is called SS-N-33, known colloquially as Zircon, is the most important armament of frigate Admiral Gorškov, arrived in Cuba, just 286 nautical miles from Miami and Florida.
It can carry a warhead of 300 HE (High Explosive), >200 kt TNW (tactical nuclear weapon) nuclear. The maximum firing range is around 1.500 km or 930 mi.
The very modern frigate Admiral Gorškov, head of the class of the same name which has eight units, of which 3 in service (Russian Navy code number 454, 417, 475) and 5 under construction.
Not only that, because it was precisely on board the Gorškov that the first successful launch test of a Zircon from a surface unit with a ground target took place in 2020 while, in October 2021, the missile showed its ability to be even launched from below the surface.
The missile capable of accelerating up to Mach 9, nine times faster than sound, it could hit Miami in just 2 minutes. And without being intercepted due to sophisticated masking that makes it invisible to radar.
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the “bermuda triangle” sits off Florida…along with geographically
land that is only a few meters above sea-level…..
an induced disturbance in the adjacent methane shale deposits
could create a “natural event”…..without firing a shot.
Hi Kevin
Interesting point
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