Russian navy frigate conducts drills in Atlantic, defence ministry says

Russia's Admiral Gorshkov navy frigate, which visited Cuba earlier in June, conducted anti-submarine drills in the Atlantic Ocean using a helicopter, the defense ministry announced on Tuesday. The helicopter's crew practiced tactical techniques fo...

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In this photo taken from video released by Russian Defense Ministry Press Service on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, the Russian navy's Admiral Gorshkov frigate is seen en route to Cuba. The Russian Defense Ministry said that the Admiral Gorshkov and the Kazan nuclear submarine held drills in the Atlantic simulating a missile strike on a group of enemy ships as they headed on a visit to Cuba. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service photo via AP)
Russia's Admiral Gorshkov navy frigate that sailed to Cuba earlier in June conducted drills in the Atlantic Ocean searching for submarines using a helicopter, the defence ministry said on Tuesday.

The crew of the helicopter "practised tactical techniques for searching and tracking submarines in the Atlantic Ocean", the ministry said in a statement on the Telegram messaging app.

At a distance of more than 50 kilometres (31 miles) from the ship, the pilots carried out a set of measures to search for the submarines, the ministry added.


A total of five landings were made on the ship's deck.

The Admiral Gorshkov frigate and a nuclear-powered submarine Kazan sailed into Havana harbor on June 12 after conducting "high-precision missile weapons" training in the Atlantic Ocean.
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