The grouping of the ships of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation set off on a long-distance arctic campaign

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The acting head of the press service of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, captain of the second rank Andrey Luzik reported that the ships of the North fleet went on a long arctic trip. After joining the squadron, the ships, according to Andrei Luzik, headed for Novaya Zemlya. But this is not the final destination of the campaign. Weather Report RIA Newslearn services Atomflotwho are ready to send icebreakers in case of worsening ice conditions, because the trip will be long.

The grouping of the ships of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation set off on a long-distance arctic campaign


The representative of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation reports that the Arctic motorized rifle brigade is involved in the long march.

Andrey Luzik:
Its units are located on the large landing ships "George the Victorious", "Kondopoga". Motorized infantry for the first time participate in a long hike. They will have to perform the landing of the amphibious assault force and the unloading of equipment on the Kotelny Island (the Novosibirsk Islands - approx. "BO") and other Arctic territories. The servicemen of the brigade will take part in a number of exercises with live firing.


Sailors will have to work out the skills of actions during search and rescue operations, to take part in assisting ships conditionally in distress in the waters of the Arctic.

Andrei Luzik also reports that the sea will be actively involved in the campaign. aviation.
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  1. +11
    17 August 2015 09: 11
    The Arctic is ours! Who else doubts there? Norway? Danes? Canadians? Then the servicemen of the Arctic brigade will "conduct a series of live-fire exercises" closer to your shores smile
    1. +8
      17 August 2015 09: 14
      Quote: Penetrator
      Here it is! Our Arctic!

      There was never any doubt about that!
    2. +10
      17 August 2015 09: 15
      Quote: Penetrator
      Who else doubts there?

      Enough. Starting from the USA and Canada, and continuing to Norway, Sweden and even Australia.
      And it’s bad that the Navy does not have specialized icebreaking vessels, both patrol and supply.
      1. +9
        17 August 2015 09: 16
        Australia is a masterpiece! laughing

        But seriously - the Supreme fellow, without exaggeration, whoever takes possession of the Arctic will own the world!
        1. +3
          17 August 2015 09: 44
          Denmark (Greenland) forgotten. Sweden only has access to the Baltic Sea. hi
          1. 0
            17 August 2015 10: 31
            Quote: Stirbjorn
            Sweden only has access to the Baltic Sea.

            hi
            The question was:
            Quote: Penetrator
            Who else doubts there?

            So, I indicated a short list, and so the list is much larger. It even has China. After all, he wants the same from the Arctic.
        2. +1
          17 August 2015 09: 47
          Does Svalbard have no plans for a campaign? The grouping of ships of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation has not yet been included in the sanctions list like ... soldier
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        4. gjv
          +1
          17 August 2015 09: 47
          Quote: Finches
          Australia is a masterpiece!

          Australia has received evidence of shelf rights around its country. Moreover, the geological picture there is very similar to ours. That is why people are possibly confused.
          1. 0
            17 August 2015 11: 15
            Russia is a northern country and we have every right to be present in our waters. And also the right to control this territory.
      2. 0
        17 August 2015 11: 17
        Quote: Meh-forester
        Enough. Starting from the USA and Canada, and continuing to Norway, Sweden and even Australia.
        And it’s bad that the Navy does not have specialized icebreaking vessels, both patrol and supply.

        Forgot China, he seriously claims to be his piece of the north.
        All new supply transports have an ice class, and icebreakers can carry weapons.
    3. +2
      17 August 2015 16: 12
      the most interesting thing is. if Russia did not claim. would share the Yankers with the Norwegians and forget about Russia. We know "these" "democrats", lovers of homosexualism
  2. +2
    17 August 2015 09: 15
    Quote: Penetrator
    Here it is! Our Arctic! Who else doubts there?

    But was it different?
  3. +5
    17 August 2015 09: 21
    Even Lomonosov wrote: "The Russian Colombs, despising the harsh fate, between the ice a new path will be laid to the east." The path has been paved. The Arctic is ours. And now, her darling, you need to reliably protect!
  4. 0
    17 August 2015 09: 34
    Well done, brothers sailors. soldier good
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    2. gjv
      +1
      17 August 2015 09: 56
      Quote: 70BSN
      Well done, brothers sailors.


      George the VictoriousProject 775 / II, Airborne No. 016, Red Banner Northern Fleet. Bosphorus Strait, Turkey, Istanbul, May 21, 2014

      George the Victorious, Barents Sea, Kola Bay, Murmansk Region, Severomorsk, July 27, 2014
  5. +1
    17 August 2015 09: 37
    While the West is deciding on the sidelines what other dirty trick to do to Russia, we show that the Arctic is under control and "don't open your mouth to our loaf."
  6. +1
    17 August 2015 09: 40
    "headed for Novaya Zemlya. But this is not the final destination of the campaign" ...

    Well, let the punks claiming the Arctic go wild ...

    So far, in the Arctic, serious military force is only ours ... And God forbid, we should not miss the palm ...

    And soon, new icebreakers will go into operation ...
  7. +1
    17 August 2015 09: 43
    With God! "George the Victorious" and our other ships!
    1. gjv
      0
      17 August 2015 10: 02
      Quote: Tigrus
      and our other ships!


      Kondopoga, Barents Sea, Kola Bay, Murmansk Region, Murmansk, author: Novikov Pyotr Nikolaevich, May 8, 2010

      Kondopoga, Barents Sea, Kola Bay, Murmansk Region, Severomorsk, author: Kami, July 27, 2014
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    3. gjv
      0
      17 August 2015 10: 18
      Quote: Tigrus
      and our other ships!


      BOD Severomorsk, project 1155 code “Frigate”, board number 619, Red Banner Northern Fleet, Barents Sea, Kola Bay, Murmansk Region, Severomorsk, author: Alexander Chastukhin, May 6, 2014

      BOD Severomorsk, Barents Sea, Kola Bay
      Murmansk Region, Severomorsk, author: Kami, July 27, 2014
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      2. gjv
        0
        17 August 2015 10: 23
        Andrey Luzik also reports that naval aviation will be actively involved in the march.

        For rescue operations, aerial reconnaissance and a wide range of combat training missions, two Ka-27 helicopters and an aviation group engaged in flight support are deployed on board the flagship Severomorsk BPK.
  8. 0
    17 August 2015 09: 47
    In general, it is clear, now, where the new "Gren" and "Morgunov" aircrafts will go. Still, the conditions are harsh, so the need for new ships, especially of this class, is there in the first place.
  9. 0
    17 August 2015 09: 52
    We show who is the boss in the house, let them yap.
  10. 0
    17 August 2015 10: 03
    Well now the Squeal and PISC of America will begin !!!!
  11. +1
    17 August 2015 10: 13
    We are waiting in Norilsk. According to the off-information, there will be exercises in the seaport, at the Alykel airport and a landing in the industrial region of Norilsk.
  12. +1
    17 August 2015 11: 49
    "Russia will grow with Siberia" - it was said earlier, but now it sounds like this - "Russia will grow in the Arctic!" So, "poor", and what did you think so and let you into the zone of our vital interests! Rely on the Russian Arctic as "x - m on the ice"! Sklizsko understand!
  13. +3
    17 August 2015 12: 48
    The need is ripe for creating a type of icebreaking class ships with the ability to transport and drop troops with heavy weapons, combining strike capabilities and a carrier for UAVs and helicopters. Such a ship could translate 1-2 companies of personnel and provide them with effective fire support with artillery and missiles, and be the basis of local air defense. With 10 such ships, it would be possible to effectively cover the Northern Sea Route.
  14. +2
    17 August 2015 21: 14
    There is an impression that despite the climate, the guys from the Arctic brigade will be hot. A long trip, but not one teaching ... That way they will soon have the Arctic as comfortable as their home)))
  15. +1
    17 August 2015 22: 53
    Quote: cobalt
    The need is ripe for creating a type of icebreaking class ships with the ability to transport and drop troops with heavy weapons, combining strike capabilities and a carrier for UAVs and helicopters. Such a ship could translate 1-2 companies of personnel and provide them with effective fire support with artillery and missiles, and be the basis of local air defense. With 10 such ships, it would be possible to effectively cover the Northern Sea Route.

    Do you want to add ballistic missiles? What a mania to put everything in one "box". Or even a landing with heavy weapons in the amount of 1-2 companies, and artillery and missiles. And the main thing is to be the basis of "local air defense". Here are just the so-called. "local" air defense is most often called formation air defense or collective defense air defense. And these are now the S-300 missiles. Large, by the way, "fools" and take up a lot of space. I'm afraid they'll block the landing deck too.
    What else do you want to place on the landing ship? Oh yes, UAVs and helicopters ...