Heavy nuclear missile cruiser “Peter the Great” made a call to the Cyprus port of Limassol

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Heavy nuclear missile cruiser “Peter the Great” made a call to the Cyprus port of Limassol

North heavy nuclear missile cruiser (TARKR) fleet Peter the Great, who heads the operational connection of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean Sea, made a business call at the port of Limassol (Republic of Cyprus).

The visit of the Russian navy men to the port of Limassol was already the second in the course of the fulfillment of the long-range missions. The crew of the cruiser will be given the opportunity to relax, replenish stocks.

Earlier this week, the North Sea residents were involved in ensuring the safety of the third stage of the transportation of the Syrian chemical weapons in cooperation with the Chinese, Danish and Norwegian naval sailors. The actions of the ships involved in the operation were coordinated by an international headquarters stationed on board the Peter the Great TARKR.

The long hike of the heavy nuclear missile cruiser “Peter the Great” began on October 22 2013, leaving the main base of the Northern Fleet - the city of Severomorsk. November 10 on the cruiser housed the headquarters of the operational command of the compound operating in the Mediterranean on a permanent basis, which includes ships of the Northern, Black Sea, Baltic and Pacific Fleets.

During the long cruise, the cruiser overcame about 19 thousands of nautical miles.
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  1. +17
    13 February 2014 10: 43
    Great, already mastering the base in Cyprus))
    1. +8
      13 February 2014 10: 51
      It is necessary to oust the British from the island ... and generally displace everywhere!
      1. Hs487
        +9
        13 February 2014 11: 03
        It is necessary to oust the British from the island ... and generally displace everywhere!

        Ideally - and from the British Isles bully
        1. 0
          13 February 2014 12: 09
          And what will you do with the British Isles?
          1. Sergh
            +3
            13 February 2014 12: 25
            Quote: Burbulator
            And what will you do with the British Isles?

            Like what? We will go there to plant cabbage and potatoes, but the big ben must be tilted a little, there will be two PISA!
    2. +3
      13 February 2014 10: 54
      Yes, this is not even in Cyprus, the matter, "Petya" will be in Mediterranean until the issue of Syrian chemical weapons is closed
    3. jjj
      +3
      13 February 2014 10: 56
      We are about to master the water area and approaches, we are accustoming local residents to our flag. Yes, and just give a little extra money
    4. +2
      13 February 2014 11: 02
      I hope Limassol from this approach at the seams did not tear)))
    5. jjj
      +5
      13 February 2014 11: 27
      Meanwhile, the Indian side turned to Sevmash with a request to extend the maintenance of the Vikramaditya aircraft carrier, increasing the service life from 20 to 40 years. India is confident that the aircraft carrier will successfully serve such a period and are ready to pay for additional work on its maintenance
  2. +5
    13 February 2014 10: 46
    We returned to the middle-earth.

    Another splinter in the states and the Turks has become more.
  3. +2
    13 February 2014 10: 57
    Cyprus as an intermediate base is good.
    1. +5
      13 February 2014 11: 07
      citation-At the beginning of the week, the Severomors took part in ensuring the security of the third stage of the transportation of Syrian chemical weapons in cooperation with Chinese, Danish and Norwegian sailors. The actions of the ships involved in the operation were coordinated by the international headquarters deployed on board the Peter the Great TARKR


      1. +2
        13 February 2014 12: 15
        Cyprus Minister of Defense on board
  4. +5
    13 February 2014 11: 07
    Well, now the "Kuzya" would have entered Limassol, that's when the US and NATO washed up!
    1. +1
      13 February 2014 11: 47
      In the photo TAVKR "Admiral Gorshkov-Baku", unfortunately now the Indian AV "Vikramaditya" ... And "Kuznetsov" will not be able to enter Limassol, there are no such berths there ... but let's hope that there will be !!
  5. +2
    13 February 2014 11: 12
    We are waiting for Volkhov's comment about the virtual fleet and phony photo laughing
  6. +1
    13 February 2014 11: 18
    TARKR "Peter the Great" - the world's largest non-aircraft strike attack ship. "Peter the Great", like other ships of the "Orlan" project, was designed as an attack cruiser to gain superiority at sea. And although the atomic cruisers pr.1144 "Orlan" for several years were the best ships of their class in the world, a number of specialists are forced to recognize the project as unsuccessful. In their opinion, in order to withstand modern anti-ship missiles, aircraft guns and small-caliber bombs, the ship should be equipped with at least minimal armor protection. The ship does not have sufficient firepower and autonomy.

    A real "Orlan" can cope with any of the extremely unsuccessful American post-war cruisers, but is completely defenseless against aircraft carrier formations or modernized American battleships such as LOWA.
    Thus, it is believed that the "Orlan" is not able to win the confrontation for supremacy at sea. Maintaining it technically sound and combat-ready requires a large investment. So, as noted above, recharging a nuclear power plant is a unique operation with a complex infrastructure, which was never properly created due to lack of funds.

    Perhaps it is precisely such assessments that lead to the conclusion that the existence of Orlan-class ships is not provided for in the development concept of the Russian Navy until 2015. The validity of such conclusions will be confirmed or refuted by history. In addition, all the possible negative consequences of the project, if the subsequent operation of Peter the Great is properly organized at the state level, can be significantly reduced, which in turn can provide favorable opportunities for the return of other Orlan project ships.

    Key Features:
    Crew 760
    Displacement, t
    Standard - 24
    Full - 26
    Range, miles
    on auxiliary turbines - 1
    on nuclear power plants - not ogre.
    Speed, knots
    full speed - 31
    economical - 18
    Autonomy, days Xnumx
    Main power plant
    nuclear reactor - 2xKN-3
    GTZA steam turbine, hp - 2x70
    gas turbine, kW - 4 × 3 0000
    gas gas turbine, kW - 4 × 1
    Dimensions, m:
    length - 251
    width - 28.5
    draft - 10.3

    1. 0
      13 February 2014 13: 50
      Quote: Goodmen
      the ship should have been equipped with at least minimal armor protection

      I myself have never been on this ship and have not seen the design documentation for it, but I often began to see similar statements on the net. Although in Pavlov's book, published 20 years ago, it is written: "Reservation: board in the area of ​​the reactor compartment - 100 mm, at the ends - 35 mm, traverse - 75 mm, wheelhouse - 80 mm."
      I would like to know the true information, and not many times copied from an unknown source. Thank.
  7. +1
    13 February 2014 11: 27
    But about his weapons, which is quite worthy. And it is not clear why experts have the opinion voiced above ...

    The basis of the TARK armament is the anti-ship Granit P-700 (3M-45) anti-ship missiles, which are the development of the Basalt missile defense system. In the west, Granite rockets are known by the code name Shipwreck. With a starting weight of 7 tons, the rocket develops a speed of 2,5 M and can deliver a high-explosive warhead weighing 750 kg or a nuclear charge of up to 500 kt at a distance of 600 km.
    The missile is designed to combat aircraft carrier strike groups (AUG) and is able to act not only against the formation of ships of all classes during armed conflicts of any intensity, but also effectively hit targets on the enemy’s coast with a conventional warhead. If necessary, ships with the Granit complex can serve as a reserve for solving the tasks of the Marine Strategic Nuclear Forces.
    Initially, the Granit missile system was armed with 12 Project 949A Antey submarine cruisers, 24 anti-ship missiles each, with an underwater speed of more than 30 knots.
    On TARKR pr.1144 twenty RCC “Granite” are installed under the upper deck, with an elevation angle of 60 degrees. Modification of the RCC “Granit” installed on the ships of the project 1144.2 is not controlled after launch. In the mode of fluent fire, one missile acting as a “gunner” flies along a high path to maximize the target’s capture area, while other missiles fly along a low path. In flight, missiles exchange information about targets. If the “gunner” missile is intercepted, then one of the other missiles automatically assumes its functions. The missile system is stable against enemy radio interference.
    According to the experience of combat and operational training of the Navy, it is almost impossible to bring down such a missile. Even if you hit the Granite with a missile defense, the rocket, due to its enormous mass and speed, can maintain its initial flight speed and, as a result, fly to the target.
    TARKR shipborne combat systems include:
    combat information center; radio communication system; satellite communications system;
    fire control systems of anti-ship missiles, RBU-1000 and Udav-1 ″ systems;
    radar stations: radar, radar for detecting low-flying and surface targets, radar for fire control of ship's air defense systems - 2 units, radar for fire control for 30-mm gun mounts - 4 units, navigation radar - 2 units;
    as well as active, passive speakers and electronic measuring systems.
    The Perth the Great anti-aircraft missile and artillery weapons include the S-300F air defense system, the Dagger air defense system, the Kortik air defense system with the AK-630 and the AK-130 gun mount.

    I think, if necessary, a noble schucher will bring! Little does not seem !!!
  8. +2
    13 February 2014 11: 52
    About "Kuznetsov" ...
    The grouping of ships of the Russian Navy, operating in the Mediterranean Sea, was replenished with the Admiral Kuznetsov heavy aircraft-carrying cruiser (TAVKR) of the Northern Fleet. This was announced on Monday to the ITAR-TASS correspondent by the official representative of the Federation Council, Captain XNUMXst Rank Vadim Serga.
    According to him, the ship arrived in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea. "In the near future," Admiral Kuznetsov "will replenish stocks and make a transition to the region south-west of the island of Cyprus, - said Serga. - After that, flights of carrier-based fighters Su-33 and ship-borne helicopters Ka-27, as well as joint exercises with the large anti-submarine ship "Admiral Levchenko", will be carried out on the TAVKR.
    The long-distance cruise of the Admiral Kuznetsov TAVKR began on December 17, 2013. "During the voyage, the ship-based aircraft carrier group of pilots of the SF air wing gained significant practical experience in flying from the deck of an aircraft-carrying cruiser in the open sea, having made more than 120 sorties with a total stay of about 90 hours in the air," said the representative of the Federation Council.
  9. +1
    13 February 2014 13: 37
    citation-At the beginning of the week, the Severomors took part in ensuring the security of the third stage of the transportation of Syrian chemical weapons in cooperation with Chinese, Danish and Norwegian sailors. The actions of the ships involved in the operation were coordinated by the international headquarters deployed on board the Peter the Great TARKR

    Thanks for the video selection.
  10. +1
    13 February 2014 14: 12
    Ship with YaSU. It’s in the port, or on the roads If yes, then this is serious, which means the submarines will be allowed to enter.
  11. +1
    13 February 2014 17: 54
    You are our handsome man, do not fall in love !!! Russian weapons have one more feature - aesthetics, that is, do not touch Russia that owns it, it will not kill, but it’s better to just admire it, as if it were a miracle of Russian design, engineering and working thought !!!
  12. ONlopas
    0
    13 February 2014 20: 56
    The only cruiser or what? You can only hear about him
  13. +1
    13 February 2014 22: 33
    Interestingly, but did the steamers like the steamer?
  14. KOOSA
    0
    14 February 2014 08: 36
    I think we are beginning to realize ...