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Aircraft carrier Eisenhower headed for the Persian Gulf

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The American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Eisenhower withdrew from the Norfolk naval base (Virginia) and headed for the Sixth and Fifth Operational Fleets, the US Navy information service said on Friday.

It is assumed that after crossing the Atlantic, the aircraft carrier will spend some time in the Mediterranean, and then proceed through the Suez Canal to the Persian Gulf region, where it will be on duty for approximately six months.

"Working together with the Allies and Partners naval forces, the sailors of the Eisenhower carrier strike group will focus on ensuring maritime security and cooperation in ensuring regional security in the area of ​​responsibility of the Fifth and Sixth Naval Fleets," the information service indicated.
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  1. Dwarfik
    Dwarfik 25 February 2013 16: 36
    +1
    The American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Eisenhower left the Norfolk naval base, and with it a couple of "fish-stuck" under the bottom))
    1. WW3
      WW3 25 February 2013 16: 43
      +4
      Do Americans really appreciate Iran’s threat of blocking the Strait of Hormuz?

      If Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz, the supply of oil and gas from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Iraq, Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE will stop, resulting in a deficit and prices will skyrocket.
      1. Alexander Romanov
        Alexander Romanov 25 February 2013 16: 52
        +6
        Quote: WW3

        Do Americans really appreciate Iran’s threat of blocking the Strait of Hormuz?

        As usual, as is the case with Hussein’s chemical weapons. The amers are all serious, especially the propaganda of lies.
        1. WW3
          WW3 25 February 2013 17: 03
          +4
          Failing to resolve the Syrian issue, they will not go into Iran, but Iran itself often conducts exercises there, practicing possible overlap there as well. The region is too important for the Americans, given that they have the above-mentioned pro-American regimes, the Persian Gulf is saturated with oil and weapons, respectively, to control oil supplies.
          1. Kaa
            Kaa 25 February 2013 19: 00
            +8
            Quote: WW3
            Having not resolved the Syrian issue, they will not turn up in Iran

            They will substitute the "old man" under the Syrian "Bastions" - this is the reason for a big war, as they already did with the battleship "Maine" in Cuba, with the shelling of their destroyers in the Gulf of Tokin, as with Pearl Harbor and the "attack on the twin towers and the Pentagon. " A well-tried and tested method ...
            1. KamikadZzzE1959
              KamikadZzzE1959 25 February 2013 19: 29
              +3
              Kaa,
              We decided to dispose of the old man cheaply and angrily ...
            2. Bashkaus
              Bashkaus 25 February 2013 20: 37
              0
              YES no, they will not substitute their "old man" Recently, new rules in the Mediterranean. Why do you think Moscow went there? Vovchik on it (on it - the Cruiser) solemnly signed a new law: a US Navy warship entering the Mediterranean must purchase a compulsory insurance policy, the package of standard services includes the service of two bodyguards of the "nuclear submarine" class guaranteeing the safety of an American aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean Sea and the zone Persian Gulf. Therefore, maybe these guys are happy to crank up the "crossbow" to get insurance, but the insurer was fiercely caught, he himself did not want to ...)))
        2. zanoza
          zanoza 25 February 2013 17: 14
          +2
          Yes, for 15 years I have been hearing this American-Iranian "scarecrow".

          Iran frightens by blocking the Strait of Hormuz, Americans, "frightened" as planned send an aircraft carrier group there.

          Game of Cat and Mouse ".
          And there is reason to build up military power, in this region, on both sides.
          1. Papakiko
            Papakiko 25 February 2013 18: 42
            +1
            Quote: zanoza
            American-Iranian "scarecrow"

            You still need to swim to the gulf, and the road leads through northern Africa. In Mali, another "courtesy call" will be made. Moreover, Monsieur Hollande asked them about it the other day.
            About the entry into the sea of ​​this AUG, I wrote more here:

            http://topwar.ru/24581-geopoliticheskaya-mozaika-strategy-page-obnaruzhil-v-ross

            ii-armiyu-xix-veka-av-ssha-po-vine-roditeley-kazhdyy-den-pogibaet-pyat-detey.ht

            ml # comment-id-941655


            I will supplement the news.
            http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=72259
            It is written here that CVN # 69 "Dunya Izyakhauer" sailed on February 21.02.2013, XNUMX from Nurfulk, and even with a "German friend".
            CVN # 70 "Carly Winson" also left Diego San to iron into the ocean-sea.
            CVN№74 "Joe SyStanya" in the vicinity of the "bay" is baked in the sun for 2 months. And this is not counting LHA # 5 "Batek", which grazes in the Horn of Africa region and LHD # 6 "Bonya Richards" which quietly drags from Sasibo towards the "bay".
            In the outskirts of Nurfulk, active educational "socks washes" are taking place during the last month, in which 2 AUG and 2 UDCs took part. I wrote about this last week and the week before last.

            Stirring of the "sworn friends" began.
            CVN # 77 "Jorik Bush" crawled out into the sea again and LHD # 5 "Bro" with it.
            Now in the vicinity of Nurfulk, rinse socks in the shroud of 2 CVN and 2 LHD
            CVN No. 75 with CVN No. 77 and LHD No. 3 with LHD No. 5.
            Soon it will float somewhere.
            http://topwar.ru/23692-bombardirovshiki-nevidimki-v-2-otpravlyayutsya-na-bazu-v-


            indiyskom-okeane.html # comment-id-882004
            1. zanoza
              zanoza 25 February 2013 19: 07
              0
              Quote: Papakiko
              In Mali, another "courtesy call" will be made.


              Judging by the article, Mali will stay away from the AUG route request
              1. Ruslan67
                Ruslan67 26 February 2013 01: 58
                +1
                Quote: zanoza
                Mali will stay away from the AUG route

                It would be interesting to look at the fall of an aircraft carrier in Mali. wassat
      2. Lord of the Sith
        Lord of the Sith 25 February 2013 16: 58
        +4
        There are still such schemes





        Iran. If tomorrow is war.
        1. nickname 1 and 2
          nickname 1 and 2 25 February 2013 18: 17
          0
          Thank you all for the info! Fine!

          Well ? It is necessary to send troops ?! Not what to expect? If we surrender Iran, then we must go to Norilsk? Though .....!
          It’s necessary = by canoe and to the strait itself = ram the states!

          either = corn, corn and to Kotovsky!

          I hope the BDK did not in vain in those parts trained?

          If we surrender Iran, the Iranians will not forgive! Someone will need to sleep in body armor
          1. Kaa
            Kaa 25 February 2013 18: 55
            +5
            Quote: nick 1 and 2
            If we surrender Iran, then we must go to Norilsk? Though .....!
            It’s necessary = by canoe and to the strait itself = ram the states!

            "One of the points of negotiations between Russia and Iran in recent years, in addition to the problems associated with the construction of the nuclear power plant in Bushehr, was also the development of intermodal transport corridors. The construction of the Caspian-Persian Gulf shipping channel could become promising in the strategic partnership between Russia and Iran. -the economic justification of the project has already been developed: the route of the canal should pass through the north-west of Iran (along the channel of the Kyzylusen River) to Lake Urmia and further to the Shatt al-Arab river - the common lower reaches of the Tigris and Euphrates, where not far from their confluence with the Persian Gulf The largest Iranian ports of Khorramshahr and Abadan are located. This is the shortest route from the Caspian basin to the Indian Ocean basin when transporting Caspian oil to the countries of East Asia. An additional guarantee of the safety of such a project, according to Tehran, could be some articles of the perpetual Soviet-Iranian Treaty of Friendship, Neighborhood and Border of 1921, according to which the Russian Federation and Iran can provide each other with direct military assistance in case of threat to the security of these countries from other states. According to the apt expression of the Iranian ambassador to Russia, this channel means that "a second, northern neck will appear at the bottle of the Persian Gulf." The proposed canal project of the canal provides for the passage from the Caspian to the Indian Ocean of dry cargo of the "river-sea" type with a displacement of 5 thousand tons (for comparison, the Danube-Oder system of canals allows only 2 thousand-ton vessels). The degree of opposition to NATO countries can also be considered an indirect evidence of the importance of this project: the ongoing occupation of Iraq by the alliance forces can be considered the main obstacle to its implementation. One of the key moments of the transformation processes associated with globalization in the American way should be the struggle for the Caspian. The fate of Russia and other countries of the region will be determined precisely by the outcome of this struggle. http://www.geopolitika.ru/article/v-kaspiyskom-regione-ne-dolzhno-byt-stran-izgo
            ev Russian officials expressed support for a project to build the Caspian-Persian Gulf shipping canal in Iran. For the first time in world economic history, this artery will provide Russia and a number of other states with direct, moreover, the shortest access to the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean.... http://www.rg.ru/bussines/rinky/132.shtm
      3. j9qq6
        j9qq6 25 February 2013 21: 25
        0
        here we EARN !!!!! winked
      4. Andrey58
        Andrey58 25 February 2013 21: 43
        0
        Quote: WW3
        Do Americans really appreciate Iran’s threat of blocking the Strait of Hormuz?

        What can this Eisenhower do against mines?
    2. Lord of the Sith
      Lord of the Sith 25 February 2013 16: 52
      0
      US Fleet Responsibility Area

      [img] http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0f/USN_Fleets_ (2008) .png? us
      elang = ru [/ img]
    3. WW3
      WW3 25 February 2013 16: 58
      +2
      The aircraft carrier, as a rule, does not sail itself, and as part of the AUG there are 1-2 boats of a hunter boat.
      1. strannik595
        strannik595 25 February 2013 17: 05
        +1
        powerful, impressive sight ........ especially if you meet such a monster on a patrol boat
        1. Papakiko
          Papakiko 25 February 2013 19: 09
          +5

          It is made in Nikolaev in 1990-91.
          We could have SIX aircraft carriers, but we have ONE.
          (a series of type KIEV would not be built, but 11435 type immediately. TAKR “Admiral Kuznetsov”)
  2. Goldy
    Goldy 25 February 2013 16: 53
    0
    Yes, prices fly to the ceiling and the Russian Federation will earn extra money on this bully
  3. askold
    askold 25 February 2013 17: 00
    +2
    Any Eisenhaur Granite aboard! Glory to Russian weapons!
  4. gormih
    gormih 25 February 2013 17: 00
    0
    Americans just do not scatter aircraft carriers. Something they are thinking.
  5. vladsolo56
    vladsolo56 25 February 2013 17: 00
    +4
    for some reason, when I see an aircraft carrier in the picture or video, the first thought is, what a big target.
    1. strannik595
      strannik595 25 February 2013 17: 06
      0
      sees an eye, yes a tooth is numb laughing
    2. WW3
      WW3 25 February 2013 17: 14
      +13
      Quote: vladsolo56
      aircraft carrier first thought what a big target

      And in this picture?
      1. nchyornyj
        nchyornyj 25 February 2013 17: 25
        +8
        The target is even bigger! good
      2. Bort radist
        Bort radist 25 February 2013 18: 38
        +2
        Quote: WW3
        And in this picture?

        One BIG and seven small winked
        1. WW3
          WW3 25 February 2013 18: 49
          +3
          Quote: Bort Radist
          One BIG and seven small

          The correction is not seven, but eight "small" ones in the photo in my post, and 2 more boats are not visible under water. So the king is made by the retinue, first you have to deal with the "little ones". Read what is included in the AUG and performance characteristics of small targets.
          1. Thunderbolt
            Thunderbolt 25 February 2013 19: 19
            +7
            Quote: Bort Radist
            One BIG and seven small


            Bort Radist, good punish everyone !!!
          2. Lord of the Sith
            Lord of the Sith 25 February 2013 20: 17
            +3
            Carrier Strike Group (AUG) - operational connection of warships, the strike core of which is an aircraft carrier (AB). Modern US aircraft carriers have rather weak defensive weapons, and are not suitable for independent operations.

            Each AOG, as a rule, includes one aircraft carrier, from one to four guided missile weapons (URO) cruisers, two to three URO destroyers or frigates, 1-2 multipurpose nuclear submarines (nuclear submarines), carrier-based carrier aircraft. Thus, the AUG includes 6-10 warships. If necessary, the number of cover ships may be more. On the basis of atomic aircraft carriers, high-speed atomic missile launchers are also being created, consisting of an aircraft carrier, two atomic cruisers and one atomic multipurpose submarine. The total number of AUG personnel reaches 9000 people, of which 6000 are on an aircraft carrier.

            AUG can conduct military operations without replenishing supplies for up to 14 days, strike ships at sea to a depth of 925 km, and coastal targets - about 1600 km. The ability of AUGs to move over a distance of 1100-1300 km per day provides relative secrecy, and hence the suddenness of action, allowing you to quickly arrive in the designated area.

            Until the 60s of the last century, the AUGs were intended for delivering nuclear strikes against strategic targets on enemy territory. With the introduction of ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs) and the creation of intercontinental ballistic missiles, the aircraft carriers were transferred to the category of general forces, but were left in the reserve of strategic forces in the event of a nuclear war.

            The main objectives of the AUG in wartime are:

            - striking at objects located on the sea coast and in the interior of the enemy;

            - air cover and support for the landing forces and ground forces operating in the coastal zone;

            - gaining and maintaining air superiority in the area of ​​operation,

            - providing air defense of ships, landing troops, large convoys at the passage by sea,

            - blockade of the enemy’s coast,

            - conducting aviation tactical reconnaissance.

            In peacetime, with the help of the ACS, the United States carries out one of the key strategic tasks of the country's national security - a demonstration of strength in key regions of the world.

            To solve these problems, AUGs are combined into aircraft carrier strike formations (AUS). The AUS includes 2-3 aircraft carriers, up to 25-30 guard ships, which carry out their anti-submarine, anti-aircraft, anti-missile, as well as anti-ship and anti-boat defense.
          3. nagi
            nagi 25 February 2013 20: 27
            +2
            Quote: WW3
            So the king is made by the retinue, first you have to deal with the "little ones"

            This is not necessary, on an aircraft carrier 3000 people. According to suicide reports in the Amer army, if I'm not mistaken, then the largest percentage of suicides in the Navy. Thus, on every aircraft carrier there is always a category of citizens to work with them, let us say there the General Staff of the GRU or some other services. And then the sailor just in the cellar with the bombs will remove the fuses and cause detonation. Any aircraft carrier will not survive the internal explosion of ammunition.
            1. WW3
              WW3 25 February 2013 21: 47
              +3
              Quote: nagi
              on every aircraft carrier there is always a category of citizens to work with them, let us say there the General Staff of the GRU or some other services. And then the sailor just in the cellar with the bombs will remove the fuses and cause detonation. Any aircraft carrier will not survive the internal explosion of ammunition.

              Why trifle ... if there are such people there, they would immediately take up a nuclear reactor on an aircraft carrier, that would be a big boom, the ammunition detonates next. good
          4. Kaa
            Kaa 25 February 2013 21: 51
            +3
            Quote: WW3
            So the king is made by the retinue, first you have to deal with the "little ones"

            Well, their tries ... Understand - so with all at once!
            1. WW3
              WW3 25 February 2013 22: 04
              +3
              Kaa,
              So this photo is just from the video that I posted.

              The first underwater test and the fifth in the overall account of the explosions. The Mk-3A bomb was placed in a waterproof shell and launched under the water from the LSM-60. Eight target ships were sunk, among them: Saratoga, Arkansas, Nagato, LSM-60 ships, Apogon, Pilotfish submarines, ARDC-13 dry dock, YO-160 barge. Another eight ships were badly damaged. The level of radioactivity over the next 24 hours was about 700 r / h.

              After an underwater explosion, a shock wave at a supersonic speed reached the surface for several milliseconds, forming a column of water spray and steam. A fireball of explosion then reached the surface, ejecting radioactive incandescent gases. The vacuum following the shock wave causes moisture to condense from the air, forming a vapor bubble visible in the second photograph. Gradually, this layer of fog dissipated, revealing a column of water and steam coming from below the surface. But it remained at a certain height, forming a mushroom "cap" (third and fourth photos).

              About 10 seconds after detonation, the water column began to settle, reaching in its highest development 600 m wide and 2 km high, containing hundreds of thousands of tons of water. After water loss, a radioactive cloud remained in the air, the expansion of which at a speed of about 100 km / h in 4 minutes led to the formation of a torus 5 km in diameter, 500 m thick. At 7 km from the epicenter, waves 2 m high were noted.

              Time: 21:35:00 July 24, 1946 (GMT)
              Location: Bikini Atoll Lagoon
              Explosion Type: Underwater, depth 27.5 m
              Charge: 23 ct
              1. Kaa
                Kaa 25 February 2013 22: 16
                +1
                Quote: WW3
                Location: Bikini Atoll Lagoon

                Yes Yes Yes! Old opponents met - "Auntie Sara" was drowning for 5 hours, and "Nagano" - lasted as much as XNUMX, EMNIP. In honor of this significant meeting, the summer combat uniform for women was named ...
                1. WW3
                  WW3 25 February 2013 22: 22
                  0
                  Cool girls in bikini drinks
    3. strannik595
      strannik595 25 February 2013 17: 29
      +4
      once our pilots were arrogant, and now from time to time they cheer up............... They disrupted the joint US-Japanese exercises "Sharp Sword" ...... Martov said that the Il-38, serving in the Pacific Fleet's naval aviation units, "carried out the planned flights in the area of ​​daily fleet activity ".
      According to him, "there were no violations of international rules for the use of airspace and flight rules on the Russian side."
      Japan and the United States are conducting "Sharp Sword" maneuvers from December 3 to 10. Military officers from South Korea are watching the exercise as observers.
      However, this behavior of Russian aircraft is not unusual. On September 10, 2010, several IL-38s swept past the USS Taylor ship at a distance of less than 50 m and at an altitude of about 30 meters. This maneuver was repeated several times. Moreover, the planes were not the only guests of the American frigate. The next day, September 11, a Russian helicopter flew near USS Taylor.

      The Pentagon assured (I’ll shed a tear) that the incident was not considered a hostile act, but was regarded as an emergency belay . The US defense department explained that due to the passage of aircraft near the ship at low altitudes, there was a risk of an accident.
      1. MG42
        MG42 25 February 2013 17: 40
        +2
        strannik595,
        Quote: strannik595
        several Il-38s swept past the USS Taylor at a distance of less than 50 m and at an altitude of about 30 meters.

        And in the picture in your post what? USS Taylor ??
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Taylor_(FFG-50)
        1. strannik595
          strannik595 25 February 2013 17: 50
          0
          here he is handsome ...... and then a photo of the Soviet era and the aircraft carrier below
          1. MG42
            MG42 25 February 2013 18: 07
            +3
            Quote: strannik595
            and then a photo of the Soviet era and the aircraft carrier below

            It is clear that the photo of the Soviet era >>> flight over an aircraft carrier, not a frigate.
            1. strannik595
              strannik595 25 February 2013 18: 15
              0
              why then ask a question, if it’s clear ............. the post was in two parts, the photo related to the first part hi
              1. MG42
                MG42 25 February 2013 19: 14
                0
                Thank you >>> 1-part of your post Today, 17:29 what the photo refers to consists of half a sentence <once upon a time наши летчики были наглее>>. Ладно проехали.
    4. Papakiko
      Papakiko 25 February 2013 18: 49
      +2
      Quote: vladsolo56
      what a big target.



      So pretty prettier, Vladimir? wink
    5. rumpeljschtizhen
      rumpeljschtizhen 25 February 2013 19: 30
      +1
      Well, such a target can really hit the teeth.
      1. Bashkaus
        Bashkaus 25 February 2013 21: 10
        +1
        She can give it, but if you fill up such a thing, then it’s not a pity to lose a couple of teeth, maybe even curvature curvature in a ditch (((
  6. avt
    avt 25 February 2013 17: 00
    0
    Is it interesting just changing the guard, or is it still preparing for the fun holiday of purim?
  7. JonnyT
    JonnyT 25 February 2013 17: 08
    0
    Just combat duty, or is it .... the beginning of the end?
  8. andrei332809
    andrei332809 25 February 2013 17: 11
    0
    damn it, really these ushlopki during our lives do not put their boxes on the joke (albeit, okay, except for trading)?
  9. Odysseus
    Odysseus 25 February 2013 17: 11
    +3
    Quote: JonnyT

    Just combat duty, or is it .... the beginning of the end?

    Just combat duty. There will be no war.
  10. Drappier
    Drappier 25 February 2013 17: 12
    +2
    USS Eisenhower headed for the Persian Gulf, carrying 90 harbingers of democracy laughing
  11. nchyornyj
    nchyornyj 25 February 2013 17: 24
    +3
    On July 21, 2012, the Mejlis of Iran supported the bill to block the Strait of Hormuz by a majority vote. drinks
    1. Petrospek
      Petrospek 25 February 2013 17: 48
      0
      So this Majlis will support anything with the majority of votes, as Ayatols say so and vote. And then it's still more likely a military action, so why ask permission from their Duma then?
  12. Kolyan 2
    Kolyan 2 25 February 2013 17: 50
    +1
    nchyornyj Today, 17:25 ↑ ↓
    The target is even bigger!

    Correct slightly. TARGETS feel
  13. Ivan Tarasov
    Ivan Tarasov 25 February 2013 17: 57
    0
    So, did you plan to preserve it?
  14. laurbalaur
    laurbalaur 25 February 2013 18: 11
    -1
    [media = http: //] [media = http: // metallica% 20rill? em? all]
  15. ruton
    ruton 25 February 2013 18: 30
    0
    Apparently the money has not run out at the Americans yet, or they are still going to fight ... the latter amid recent talks about reductions and lack of funding. the latter looks more real .. otherwise why spend the last money? fool
  16. Borisych
    Borisych 25 February 2013 18: 33
    +2
    The aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower was deeply modernized, first in 1985-1987, and then in 1995-1997. The second modernization cost the American taxpayers about $ 3 billion (in the prices of the indicated period). The third modernization and overhaul, which cost 2,5, $ 2001 billion, it was expected in 2005-2007. If we take into account the initial cost of the aircraft carrier converted into 4,5 prices - $ 10 billion, then its total cost, excluding the first modernization, can be considered approximately equal to $ 2012 billion (which is 69 is certainly even higher). Http://eurasian-defence.ru/content/aircraft carrier-vmf-sshaduite-eisenhower-cvn-30 "This means that only on this vessel, every American, young and old, threw XNUMX bucks. I think that there are more needed areas of investment.
    1. Bashkaus
      Bashkaus 25 February 2013 21: 14
      +2
      I do not think that every American threw off three ducats. As usual, they quickly "asked" the rest of the world to chip in, veiled of course under all sorts of stocks of fig and futures - horseradish ...
  17. Drappier
    Drappier 25 February 2013 18: 54
    0
    Quote: Borisych
    This means that only on this vessel every American, young and old, has thrown 30 bucks. I think that there are more necessary areas for investing.

    The whole world has thrown onto this vessel, every financial transaction, every sale and purchase for green papers finances this vessel. And you do not consider other people's money, it’s not beautiful it’s like that hi
    1. Borisych
      Borisych 25 February 2013 19: 37
      +1
      Earth is a common house and its resources are limited, I believe that such waste is unacceptable.
  18. Army1
    Army1 25 February 2013 18: 55
    0
    AUS - aircraft carrier strike force is a very powerful force of several aircraft carriers, submarines, cruisers, destroyers, frigates. To destroy it is tantamount to withdrawing the United States from the war. There were cases when the loss of 4 aircraft hit the psyche of shit.
    It’s real to destroy a compound, not to mention aug, but this task is not easy. With the right approach, this can be done, although it is unlikely that we will see it. And you won’t get off with granite alone. This is a huge military operation with the use of aviation and most likely submarine forces to a greater extent.
    Still need air defense ships precisely air defense, and not about and the aircraft carrier will not be superfluous.
  19. sasha1973
    sasha1973 25 February 2013 19: 14
    0
    In-in, he lacks a pair of harpoons. winked
  20. OlegYugan
    OlegYugan 25 February 2013 19: 50
    0
    That "cried" that there is no money, and on your trip. Wasn't the Yankees up to the mess?
    1. Bashkaus
      Bashkaus 25 February 2013 21: 16
      0
      just transferred to self-sufficiency. The matter is not tricky, the main thing is that they would give a third to the treasury.
  21. Octavian avgust
    Octavian avgust 25 February 2013 20: 19
    0
    Aircraft carrier Eisenhower headed for the Persian Gulf

    Yes, show your flag and show who is in charge, it is unlikely that there will be a conflict or provocation!
  22. VadimSt
    VadimSt 25 February 2013 20: 31
    +1
    Quote: Kaa
    One of the points of negotiations between Russia and Iran in recent years, in addition to the problems associated with the construction of the Bushehr nuclear power plant, was also the development of intermodal transport corridors. The construction of the Caspian-Persian Gulf shipping channel could be promising in the Russia-Iran strategic partnership.

    Thanks Kaa! Perhaps this is the best I met today! I’ll go look for details - I missed however.
  23. OlegYugan
    OlegYugan 25 February 2013 20: 58
    0
    Confrontation is inevitable.
  24. Mcsim
    Mcsim 25 February 2013 21: 27
    0
    15.02.1988/XNUMX/XNUMX Ram warships of the US patrol ships of the USSR:
    http://youtu.be/_dl_WNdiShs
    и
    http://youtu.be/BYq79uCiU_4

    soldier
  25. vinik1996
    vinik1996 25 February 2013 22: 43
    +1
    In my opinion, the simplest act of intimidation is now beginning - the Tovaischi (deliberately distorted) Americans were very worried after this statement about blocking the channel and are completely not interested in losing tidy sums.
    I recall a joke:
    "Oil found in Antarctica!
    US statement:
    The "bloody regime" of penguins has come to an end! "
    Stupidly decided to put pressure .......
    I have the honor hi
  26. Drill
    Drill 26 February 2013 01: 10
    0
    Is he alone or something, unaccompanied? It’s strange.
  27. Alexfu
    Alexfu 26 February 2013 04: 14
    0
    The money was printed, but others will pay as always, and so will we, since we are stuck in dollars. And the London "gangway" will say that the dollar is worth the same and no one will peep. This happens all the time. So, as long as they dictate the price of the currency, the dollar will be unsinkable. No matter how much the United States owes.

    An interesting opinion, if two granites on an aircraft carrier, then the whole group is smashed. Or "Shkval" accidentally released in some quantity ... it will be difficult to stop a torpedo at a speed of 300 km / h under water ... well, it's just that, fantastic.