Russian Nuclear Attack Sub Patrolled Gulf of Mexico Undetected- For Several Weeks!!

Russia's not our enemy...

Russia and the US are friends...

Dont let them scare you.

A Russian nuclear-powered attack submarine armed with long-range cruise missiles operated undetected in the Gulf of Mexico for several weeks and its travel in strategic U.S. waters was only confirmed after it left the region, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

It is only the second time since 2009 that a Russian attack submarine has patrolled so close to U.S. shores.

The stealth underwater incursion in the Gulf took place at the same time Russian strategic bombers made incursions into restricted U.S. airspace near Alaska and California in June and July, and highlights a growing military assertiveness by Moscow.

The submarine patrol also exposed what U.S. officials said were deficiencies in U.S. anti-submarine warfare capabilities—forces that are facing cuts under the Obama administration’s plan to reduce defense spending by $487 billion over the next 10 years.




The Navy is in charge of detecting submarines, especially those that sail near U.S. nuclear missile submarines, and uses undersea sensors and satellites to locate and track them.

The fact that the Akula was not detected in the Gulf is cause for concern, U.S. officials said.

The officials who are familiar with reports of the submarine patrol in the Gulf of Mexico said the vessel was a nuclear-powered Akula-class attack submarine, one of Russia’s quietest submarines.

A Navy spokeswoman declined to comment.

One official said the Akula operated without being detected for a month.

[link to freebeacon.com]

I wouldn't trust them Ruskies my friend.

Just when you don't expect it they do something unpredictable. Crazy Ivan you know.

I will visit your country this fall. Be ready for some crazy ruskies.

A Russian nuclear-powered attack submarine armed with long-range cruise missiles operated undetected in the Gulf of Mexico for several weeks and its travel in strategic U.S. waters was only confirmed after it left the region, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

It is only the second time since 2009 that a Russian attack submarine has patrolled so close to U.S. shores.

The stealth underwater incursion in the Gulf took place at the same time Russian strategic bombers made incursions into restricted U.S. airspace near Alaska and California in June and July, and highlights a growing military assertiveness by Moscow.

The submarine patrol also exposed what U.S. officials said were deficiencies in U.S. anti-submarine warfare capabilities—forces that are facing cuts under the Obama administration’s plan to reduce defense spending by $487 billion over the next 10 years.




The Navy is in charge of detecting submarines, especially those that sail near U.S. nuclear missile submarines, and uses undersea sensors and satellites to locate and track them.

The fact that the Akula was not detected in the Gulf is cause for concern, U.S. officials said.

The officials who are familiar with reports of the submarine patrol in the Gulf of Mexico said the vessel was a nuclear-powered Akula-class attack submarine, one of Russia’s quietest submarnes.

A Navy spokeswoman declined to comment.

One official said the Akula operated without being detected for a month.

[link to freebeacon.com]

The difference between our stealth subs and theirs is that theirs is in the news.

The difference between our stealth subs and theirs is that theirs is in the news.

How does the usa know they were there then did russia tell them after they left lol

I got kicked out the Submarine Force for Fishing while on patrol.

And then?

There was a cruise missile that wasn't detected by Norad untill it passed over the Bahama's..it went over t\florida before Norad scrambled. They lost track of the target over Indiana. The Russues are Fuching with us to see just what our capabilities are. Look at what they did with the launches over Israel! We are all dead!!!!



:kittypop:

tards will never learn that russia is not a real enemy.

you've done all this assuming all on your own.