Russian "Calm" has caused the excitement of NATO ships in the Baltic

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The newest frigate Admiral Makarov made NATO ships pretty nervous in the Baltic. The fact is that Russia completed the testing of a new ship defense complex with a vertical launch "Shtil-1". The novelty is able to conduct a circular defense of the ship and reflect massive missileaviation enemy attacks. Calm will subsequently replace obsolete Hurricane-type air defense systems.



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    1. venik Rank
      venik
      +6
      12 November 2017 15: 57
      Well, of course, not the S-400 and not the S-500 and not the Aegis, but .... Within a radius of 50-70 km (and 20-30 km in height) dead zone for any IOS and small ships !!! For a ship of the "frigate" class (even by modern standards) - It is completely DECENT !!!!
    2. Fedya2017 Rank
      Fedya2017
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      13 November 2017 00: 03
      Theoretically - a good and necessary weapon. But verification can only be done by a real war ... And in peacetime. it’s just “advertising - the engine of commerce.”
      1. Vanych Rank
        Vanych
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        13 November 2017 09: 46
        in this case, not trading, but to be afraid at least a little, otherwise they’ll get impudent by the day, but by the hour
    3. Anchonsha Rank
      Anchonsha
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      13 November 2017 10: 30
      You can’t even imagine such a thing that Makarov alone is against all the depraved, smelly Europe ...
    4. ImPerts Rank
      ImPerts
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      13 November 2017 10: 49
      He started well, finished ... not really. It seems that the soldiers and sailors of all officers were cut, and Tolbukhin, Vasilevsky and Shaposhnikov were saved by a lucky chance.
    5. racha4 Rank
      racha4
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      14 November 2017 13: 32
      Promising device!

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