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Russian aircraft carrier off coast of scotland

 
Cerberuscx
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12/14/2011 04:30 AM
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Russian aircraft carrier off coast of scotland
Russia has dispatched the flagship of its fleet, the aircraft
carrier Admiral Kuznetsov as well as the destroyer Admiral Chabanenko,
to the eastern Mediterranean where it will visit a naval base in Syria,
in a show of support of Bashar al Assad the Syrian president facing
calls for his indictment for war crimes.


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12/14/2011 04:32 AM
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Re: Russian aircraft carrier off coast of scotland
The Kuznetsov was being monitored by HMS York 30 miles off the coast of Fife, Scotland, in international waters.



But the Voice of Russia said that its task would be to join an exercise in the Mediterranean.



This will include a visit to Tartus, a Syrian port where Russia has a resupply base.



The news came as the United Nations accused Assad and his regime of the murder of 5,000 of his own citizens.
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12/14/2011 04:34 AM
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Re: Russian aircraft carrier off coast of scotland
So far Nato members have ruled out military intervention in Syria
anyway - not least because of the dangerous regional implications of
attacking Assad who is backed by Iran.

Now Assad can be sure, he also has the physical backing of the Kremlin.
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