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Showing posts with label navy. Show all posts
Saturday 18 November 2017
Saturday 29 July 2017
IRGC Commander Warns of ‘Serious Consequences’ of US Acts in Persian Gulf
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IRAN,
navy,
Persian Gulf,
tensions,
United States
Wednesday 12 October 2016
North Korea slams U.S., South Korea for naval exercises
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aircraft carrier,
military exercise,
navy,
North Korea,
South Korea,
THAAD,
United States
Sunday 13 December 2015
Tension escalates as Russia fires warning shots at Turkish vessel
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Aegean Sea,
International Law,
Iraq,
navy,
relations,
Russia,
tensions,
troops,
turkey,
warships
Wednesday 18 November 2015
Wednesday 7 October 2015
Caspian Flotilla ships fire 26 cruise missiles on IS targets in Syria (Russian Defense Minister)
Ships of the Russian Navy’s Caspian Flotilla have been involved in
the operation against militants of the outlawed in in Russia terrorist
group Islamic State (IS).
They have launched 26 missiles on IS targets in Syria, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday.
They have launched 26 missiles on IS targets in Syria, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday.
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cruise missiles,
ISIS,
navy,
Russia,
Syria
Wednesday 2 January 2013
Russian Navy to hold biggest war games in decades
Commands for the Northern, Baltic, Black Sea and Pacific fleets have been preparing for the exercises since December of last year, the Russian Defense Ministry has announced. Warships detached for the event are currently sailing to those regions.
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armaments,
Black Sea,
drill,
Mediterranean,
navy,
nuclear submarines,
Russia,
Syria,
Ukraine,
warships
Sunday 30 December 2012
Silent sub: Russian noiseless Borei class nuclear submarine immersed
Super-modern, powerful and almost noiseless Russian nuclear submarine
Vladimir Monomakh has been put in water to become the third ship of the
Borei project. The cruiser is about to begin sea trials and mooring to
become fully operational in 2013.
Vladimir Monomakh was laid down at Russia’s largest shipbuilding complex Sevmash, located on the shores of the White Sea in the town of Severodvinsk in northern Russia on March 19, 2006 – the 100th anniversary of the Russian submarine fleet.
Vladimir Monomakh was laid down at Russia’s largest shipbuilding complex Sevmash, located on the shores of the White Sea in the town of Severodvinsk in northern Russia on March 19, 2006 – the 100th anniversary of the Russian submarine fleet.
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armaments,
navigation,
navy,
nuclear submarines,
Russia
Friday 28 December 2012
8 U.S. sailors sue Japanese gov't, TEPCO for lying about radiation
SAN DIEGO —
Eight crew members of the USS Ronald Reagan are suing the Japanese
government and Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) for lying to them about
the radiation levels to which they were exposed during rescue operations
near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant last year.In a suit filed in San Diego this week, lead plaintiff Lindsay R Cooper accused TEPCO of intentionally concealing the dangerous levels of radiation in the environment from U.S. Navy rescue crews working as part of “Operation Tomodachi” off the coast of the Tohoku region following the devastating series of earthquakes and tsunami that resulted in the nuclear disaster of March 11, 2011.
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contamination,
Electric Power,
Fukushima,
Japan,
lawsuit,
navy,
radiation,
sailors,
TEPCO,
USA
Wednesday 26 December 2012
US Navy sailors sue Japan for lying about Fukushima radiation
American sailors have filed a lawsuit against the Japanese government
for allegedly lying about the health risks they faced while assisting
in rescue efforts after last year’s Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Crewmembers from the USS Ronald Reagan filed a lawsuit in Federal Court in San Diego, California this week in an attempt to hold Japan accountable for any long-term damage they’ll caused during “Operation Tomadachi,” the spring 2011 relief effort that sent sailors near the coast of Japan to assist in the days after an earthquake and subsequent tsunami ravaged the island nation and caused a level 7 meltdown at three reactors in the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.
Crewmembers from the USS Ronald Reagan filed a lawsuit in Federal Court in San Diego, California this week in an attempt to hold Japan accountable for any long-term damage they’ll caused during “Operation Tomadachi,” the spring 2011 relief effort that sent sailors near the coast of Japan to assist in the days after an earthquake and subsequent tsunami ravaged the island nation and caused a level 7 meltdown at three reactors in the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.
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