The forces of the Russian Pacific fleet conducted a large -scale military exercise from June 16 to 30, involving coordinated cruise missiles against simulated targets at the Japanese Sea.
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The operation was carried out under the command of Admiral Viktor Liina and is part of the Russian Naval Forces training plan for this period.
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According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the strikes involved several launch platforms:
- The Missile launcher cruiser Varyagflagship of the Pacific fleet and decorated in the order of Nakhimov, carried out the practical shooting of a Vulkan anti -navire cruise missile.
- Two Attack groups composed of signposts launched a total of Quatre Missiles Moskit against targets.
- A unit of Bastion coastal missile systemoperating from the coast of the Primorié territory, launched a Missile on the.
All missiles have successfully reached their targets, as confirmed by objective control data. To guarantee the security of the operation, the shooting area had been previously closed to civil navigation and air traffic.
The exercise focused on coordination between different vectors of the Pacific fleet, including surface naval forces and coastal defense systems, in a realistic combat scenario. This demonstration strengthens the capacity of Russia to project its naval power in the Indo-Pacific region.
Source and images: Russian Ministry of Defense, Telegram @mod_russia. This content was created with the help of the AI and revised by the editorial team.
