Russian Cruise Missile Submarine Sails to the Mediterranean
Russia's naval vessels and submarines played a crucial role in Syrian conflict, particularly in 2017, launching missile strikes on Islamic State targets and destroying command posts
Russian Black Sea Fleet's cruise missile carrying submarine 'Krasnodar' crossed through Istanbul's Bosphorus Strait on Thursday on the way to the Mediterranean Sea.
Turkish coast guard boat accompanied submarine 'Krasnodar' as it sailed through Bosphorus Strait.
Reuters could not immediately confirm the final destination of the attack submarine.
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Armed with 3M14 Kalibr cruise missiles #ВМФ Project 636.3 Kilo+ class sub #ЧФ BSF Krasnodar Б265 made historical Bosphorus transit en route to Admiralty Shipyard in St. Petersburg. Highly likely Krasnodar will fire Kalibr from Med at targets in Syria.
— Yörük Işık (@YorukIsik) March 14, 2019
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