In Washington, it was stated that the ships of the Russian Navy "increased activity in areas where submarine sections of US communications cables are located"

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The US military announced their suspicions about the "activity of the Russian Navy in the immediate vicinity of the location of the communication cables of the United States." In the intelligence structures, they also expressed concern, declaring that Russia "could leave various American economic and political structures unconnected."

According to the newspaper The New York Times, US intelligence agencies are worried not only about the possibility of complete damage to the cables, but also about the likely interception of signals coming through the cables.

The American publication cites the statement of Rear Admiral of the US Navy, commander of the underwater fleet in the Pacific, Frederick Rogge:
I worry daily about what Russians can do!


Interestingly, the rear admiral sleeps even at night? ..



Another representative of the US Navy, William Marks:
This would be a (access to cables) problem, because you can decode signals or fake them. We can not discuss the features, as the information about underwater objects is secret.


"The increase in the level of activity of Russian submarines and surface ships," Americans say in the area of ​​the American military base Guantanamo (Cuba). Washington's greatest concern was the appearance of the 22010 “Yantar” oceanographic research ship in these waters.

The American admiral with a memorable surname Stavridis stated that the United States is faced with "assertive and aggressive examples that bring peace back to the cold war era."

That is, the constant plying of US ships and submarines across the oceans as an aggressive example and element of the Cold War in the United States is not regarded, but the activity of Russian ships was immediately considered. But these are already the personal problems of Stavridis and the problems of the “exceptional” Washington ...
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  1. +34
    26 October 2015 13: 59
    Apparently paranoia turns into a tantrum, how scared they will live without the Internet ...
    1. Tor5
      +11
      26 October 2015 14: 02
      They have long been waiting for ward number 6.
      1. +43
        26 October 2015 14: 08
        Soon at all points of colormet reception: marine cable, American, copper! Reception out of turn, wholesale is more expensive! wassat
        1. gjv
          +9
          26 October 2015 14: 22
          Quote: Major Yurik
          Soon at all points of colormet reception: marine cable, American, copper!

          And also polyethylene, steel and glass.
          1. +4
            26 October 2015 14: 27
            Quote: gjv
            And also polyethylene, steel and glass.

            And most importantly: a huge number of "signals", wholesale and retail! laughing
            1. +16
              26 October 2015 14: 46
              Now it’s not yours, and not even his. now this
              1. +9
                26 October 2015 20: 40
                Recently, our satellite distinguished himself, flew to greet theirs ("satellite killer" as he was dubbed), and now also cables wink
                Soon they seem to have to learn the morse code on the flags again laughing
                But seriously, they have bases around the world, they don’t have an account, but without a connection it’s like that, just a bunch of dudes and scrap metal wink
        2. +5
          26 October 2015 14: 45
          I, too, as a sinful thing, first of all thought about copper. Surely there are too many of her wink
          1. +1
            26 October 2015 15: 41
            There is no copper there and cannot be.
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            2. gjv
              +12
              26 October 2015 16: 07
              Quote: serg2.72
              There is no copper there and cannot be.

              Sergei, I'm sorry, not quite so or not at all.
              If serious:
              1. polyethylene sheath;
              2. "mylar" dividing tape;
              3. "armoring" - twisted steel wire;
              4. aluminum waterproofing partition;
              5. polycarbonate release shell;
              6. copper or aluminum protective tube;
              7. hydrophobic aggregate;
              8. optical fibers.
              On the Apollo, EASCSy, Main One Cable, ITUR and KAFOS lines made by Alcatel cable, the protective tube is exactly copper.
              Py.Sy. The copper tube is not only protective, it also provides power to repeaters, since the length of the lines is not long - 13000 km.
              1. 0
                27 October 2015 20: 25
                Is it really that complicated? And I thought that the Americans are not so dumb (as Zadornov said) to cook up such expensive cable lines.
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                2. gjv
                  0
                  28 October 2015 08: 08
                  Quote: Starley from the South
                  Is it really that complicated? And I thought that the Americans are not so stupid

                  And what has "stupid" to do with it? This is technology. It is based on experience and the laws of physics. Yes
        3. +6
          26 October 2015 15: 14
          Quote: Major Yurik
          Soon at all points of colormet reception: marine cable, American, copper! Reception out of turn, wholesale is more expensive!

          Yes, they have already drank it themselves and want to blame Russia
          1. +2
            26 October 2015 16: 41
            No. Do not hand over the cable to non-ferrous metal. They are afraid of our Kulibins. At one time, the Americans carried out the "Ivy Bells" operation when they hooked the "wiretapping cocoon" to our telephone cable with the help of submariners, which went from Kamchatka to the mainland. , and an article about this operation will come out on the Internet. At the moment, the Americans are afraid that our scientists have found a way to read information like their cocoon, or a way to read information from a fiber optic cable. That is why they express concern. Not all cables have been replaced with fiber optic ones, and they are not working cables are usually tossed as it is too expensive to remove the coaxial cable from the water
        4. 0
          27 October 2015 20: 22
          Quote: Major Yurik
          cable marine, American, copper!

          It is unlikely that there is copper, most likely optical fiber. So let the colorvet lick on.
      2. +7
        26 October 2015 14: 43
        The crew of "Losharik" must be awarded
      3. +1
        26 October 2015 18: 06
        Gee-gee))) Special thanks for the picture ... Smiled))))
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    3. +32
      26 October 2015 14: 05
      Are you kidding! Russians dared to appear in the sea? This is a concern. Did the Russians fly into the air? This is a concern. Are the Russians sending us again? Well then we get up and go to the address indicated by the Russians, all concerned and preoccupied. laughing
      1. 0
        26 October 2015 14: 25
        Quote: pilot8878
        concerned and preoccupied.


        That's right :: because if they don’t go (everything is in urine and feces!), The consequences will be even worse - the Russians will start circumcising them ...
    4. +36
      26 October 2015 14: 05
      Quote: svetoruss
      I worry daily about what Russians can do!

      We can do a lot of things so that their concern would be every minute and we have a lot of people willing.
      1. +13
        26 October 2015 14: 12
        Gotta blow it ... fellow
    5. +5
      26 October 2015 14: 07
      In Washington, it was stated that the ships of the Russian Navy "increased activity in areas where submarine sections of US communications cables are located"

      I support our Russian Navy with both hands! good Well done!
      1. +4
        26 October 2015 14: 17
        Quote: GSH-18
        I support our Russian Navy with both hands! good Well done!

        It’s bad that they noticed us.
        1. +1
          26 October 2015 14: 27
          Quote: igordok
          It’s bad that they noticed us.


          Then you need to increase the number of bugs so that not everyone takes it off ...
          1. +4
            26 October 2015 14: 39
            They always noticed us, and we them.
            And no one reduced activity.

            This is just a "new" informational reason to "raise concerns", because old reasons (ships, planes, submarines, etc.) are already worn out by them. bully
        2. +1
          26 October 2015 16: 00
          Quote: igordok
          Quote: GSH-18
          I support our Russian Navy with both hands! good Well done!

          It’s bad that they noticed us.

          Well, they noticed .. But they still can’t do anything good It remains only to worry and smoke aside lol
          Meanwhile, at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico ...
        3. +2
          26 October 2015 16: 06
          Quote: igordok
          It’s bad that they noticed us.

          Well, because we don’t change because of every idiot! drinks
        4. +3
          26 October 2015 16: 20
          It’s bad that they noticed us.

          As I understand it, it was about Yantar - a surface auxiliary vessel, implying that somewhere there is a submarine. So it's easy to notice.
        5. +3
          26 October 2015 17: 52
          Quote: igordok
          Quote: GSH-18
          I support our Russian Navy with both hands! good Well done!

          It’s bad that they noticed us.


          Is there any metal acceptance in Cuba? Or will they take the cable out quietly?
    6. +1
      26 October 2015 14: 08
      It is interesting, if American soldiers bring the surface information from Wikipedia about the armament of the Russian Federation, the paranoia of them (Americans) will increase?
    7. +10
      26 October 2015 14: 08
      ... but the cable broke the cable ...

      Leah Akhedzhakova:
      I repent ... repent I repent ... wassat
    8. +4
      26 October 2015 14: 08
      ... but the cable broke the cable ...

      Leah Akhedzhakova:
      I repent ... repent ... repent ... wassat
      1. +2
        26 October 2015 14: 30
        Quote: sever.56
        Leah Akhedzhakova:
        I repent ... repent ... repent ...

        + + + laughing
    9. +2
      26 October 2015 14: 10

      The American edition cites the statement of the Rear Admiral of the US Navy, commander of the submarine fleet in the Pacific, Frederick Ryogge:
      I worry daily about what Russians can do!

      Well, hysteria begins in the style of "RUSSIANS ARE COMING !!!"
      I wish Rear Admiral to pull himself together and not throw himself out of the window lol
    10. +3
      26 October 2015 14: 13
      An American admiral with a memorable last name, Stavridis, said the United States is facing "assertive and aggressive examples that bring peace back into the Cold War era."

      Yes, my friend, 24 years Lafa ended.
    11. +6
      26 October 2015 14: 16
      Quote: svetoruss
      apparently paranoia turns into a tantrum, how scary they will live without the Internet ...

      With a break in communications, Europe after so many years of dependence simply will not know what to do. It’s hard for them without the Fuhrer laughing
    12. 0
      26 October 2015 14: 22
      Quote: svetoruss
      Apparently paranoia turns into a tantrum, how scared they will live without the Internet ...


      Then it will not be intelligence, but complete unprofessional junk :: if it sits on a cable, it won’t get into it !!! laughing
    13. +9
      26 October 2015 14: 22
      On this occasion, Zakharova put it very well: "The best answer to the question," What worries you the most at this time of year, "is presented in an article by the New York Times, - Zakharova wrote on her Facebook page." In a word, autumn ", - she noted ironically.
    14. +3
      26 October 2015 14: 30
      Quote: svetoruss
      Apparently paranoia turns into a tantrum, how scared they will live without the Internet ...

      They just understand that while "Yantar" is shining on Cuba, something like "Losharik" is quietly working in another place. So they panic.
    15. +3
      26 October 2015 14: 31
      To our joy, this is not paranoia, but today's reality, believe me!
    16. 0
      26 October 2015 14: 43
      It would be nice if their paranoia was accompanied by severe and frequent diarrhea, you see, through the "STE" place the brains would be cleared ....)))
    17. +1
      26 October 2015 14: 48
      Quote: svetoruss
      Apparently paranoia turns into a tantrum, how scared they will live without the Internet ...

      They usually blame others on what they themselves do. I suppose they put their underwater choven "Jimmy Carter" on a fiber-optic cable, now if the crooked hamburger eaters accidentally damage it (the cable), it will be possible to blame everything on the Russians.
  2. +3
    26 October 2015 13: 59
    The American edition cites the statement of the Rear Admiral of the US Navy, commander of the submarine fleet in the Pacific, Frederick Ryogge:
    I worry daily about what Russians can do!

    Well, a woman, she is a woman. Restless you are ours. laughing
    1. +6
      26 October 2015 14: 04
      Admiral Ryogge doesn’t look like a woman. Although ... Who checked him (her) ...
      1. +9
        26 October 2015 14: 11
        Let them turn to the Vatican for a special chair:
      2. +1
        26 October 2015 14: 16
        Quote: Volodin
        Admiral Ryogge doesn’t look like a woman. Although ... Who checked him (her) ...

        I confess, I got the name wrong))) although you are right who will analyze them there laughing
  3. +4
    26 October 2015 14: 00
    This is not Windows to stuff crap
  4. +3
    26 October 2015 14: 01
    Such a presentiment that soon American generals will be thrown out of windows en masse, shouting "The Russians are coming !!!"
  5. +24
    26 October 2015 14: 02
    Yankesam V.V. Putin explained everything, but they all think we will seize them by chance) Our aircraft are simply always ready to cut off your cables if something happens)
  6. +11
    26 October 2015 14: 03
    They scattered their cables anywhere, interfere with shipping and lovers of underwater fishing. Makai yo .... bully
    1. +2
      26 October 2015 14: 04
      jellyfish stupid = ly ...
    2. +12
      26 October 2015 14: 06
      Quote: Balu
      They scattered their cables anywhere, interfere with shipping and lovers of underwater fishing. Makai yo .... bully

      Probably "Losharik" is rummaging along the bottom. Fumbles Lokhovskie cables. bully
  7. +3
    26 October 2015 14: 03
    Vary, however ...
    You should not worry about the cable, but about your empty heads!
    Only the brainless and the arrogant can do so much tricks over the past two years.
  8. EFA
    +1
    26 October 2015 14: 03
    I imagine how our people make a "tie-in" into the cable laughing

    Although...
    1. +8
      26 October 2015 14: 28
      Quote: EFA
      I imagine how our people make a "tie-in" into the cable
      As for the conventional, armored, I do not know.
      But the Moscow-Washington direct line cable is technically designed in such a way that you can't even "stick" to it, let alone "bump" into it. It's a pity they deprived of the language, otherwise it was possible to tell about the wonders of technology!
      One thing I can say: the probing signal through it is constantly on and its parameters are strictly controlled ...
      And "Losharik" will surely pump some inter / transatlantic line, check it for lice and germination of tops!
      "Otherwise, why do I live on this eternal earth ..." (c) B. Okudzhava.
      1. EFA
        +1
        26 October 2015 15: 17
        Straight cable? As far as I know, it has long been gone. We switched to satellite communications.
        Copper cable on the bottom for a long time not allowed.
        Optics now, and you can connect there, as well as intercept data, only the braid, its integrity (you wrote it right) is controlled, and after the "breakdown" the signal is extinguished, even the encoded one - this is in the case of a "special cable", of which count on the fingers.
  9. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 04
    ... but also about the likely interception of signals coming through the cables.


    They give in ... But shouldn't they be encoded?)
    1. EFA
      +1
      26 October 2015 14: 08
      Quote: BERTRAN
      They give in ... But shouldn't they be encoded?)

      He (Stavrida) said:
      That would be (access to cables) a problem, because you can DECODE signals or falsify them. We cannot discuss features, since information about underwater objects is secret.
    2. +1
      26 October 2015 14: 08
      It's time for them to encode! Drunkards are white-hot! laughing
      (joke! Of course I understand what I mean!)
  10. +2
    26 October 2015 14: 06
    Again the hand of Moscow. Again, the Americans are concerned.
  11. +3
    26 October 2015 14: 10
    you need to send craftsmen there to remember the dashing beginning of the 90's, then the craftsmen of the cable with ANY depth got to the colorimeter! and it doesn’t matter, from under water or land
  12. +4
    26 October 2015 14: 10
    I worry daily about what Russians can do!

    Exactly, because this cable costs a lot of money. Americans are afraid that we will cut it out trite for our needs. )))))))
  13. +3
    26 October 2015 14: 12
    In one of the transcriptions (interpretations) of this message issued by news sites, it is said that senior Pentagon military officials are concerned that (reduced and translated into an accessible language) - it turns out that the forces of the Russian Navy are going to cut cables during the threatened period, feeding the entire Internet, and depriving a guide - all the commands, formations, troops, economic and political institutions of NATO countries, and - attention: "ordinary citizens!".
    So that's what the malicious Russians have swung, very self!
    Those. information issued with an idea - rise, Western people, to manifest under the slogan - "Get off our cables!"
  14. +2
    26 October 2015 14: 15
    Do what they worry rightly. Everything as Great Lenin bequeathed
    V. I. Lenin (1870-1924): “... to be sure to be busy a) telephone, b) telegraph, c) railway stations ...” and the Internet)))
  15. +1
    26 October 2015 14: 17
    Do the US generals bother me - are there many normal people left? what
  16. +1
    26 October 2015 14: 17
    Say thank you for the cable in place. There is so much non-ferrous metal. And you taught us. that it’s bad to drag in buying up.
  17. +1
    26 October 2015 14: 18
    The northerners are working carefully, the mosquito will not undermine the nose, and even the Americans - even more so. We have no equal in the world of underwater "mischief" technologies ...
  18. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 20
    I worry daily about what Russians can do!

    Why bother? Everything is as always - the cable is pulled out, burned and handed over to the color reception center. smile
  19. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 20
    On the other hand, you understand how small the Internet is when you live on the Yellowstone volcano. That's when our aircraft will fly next to him, then it’s too late to sound the alarm, it's time to ask who the bell tolls.
  20. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 21
    Well, what would be a good topic to disconnect the States from access to the network. And even if there they look around and slander themselves before each other - no one will hear. Oh, dreams, dreams ...
  21. +2
    26 October 2015 14: 28
    We are just worried about the quality of their special communications. We evaluate the serviceability of the cable, the quality of the input and output signals. If necessary, repair / fix.
  22. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 30
    Fear Chantrap! Tremble before the Navy and the Russian Army! This is not for you to fight with the Papuans and Indians. If you wish, you can try hot, and then listen to whom the bell rings ...
  23. +11
    26 October 2015 14: 31
    What are your evidence? We were not there!
  24. +4
    26 October 2015 14: 31
    ladies and gentlemen presidents I'm wildly sorry this is a Rabinovich phrase from a comedy movie
    1. +3
      26 October 2015 16: 38
      this is rabinovich laughing laughing in touch I'm wildly sorry I turn off the connection
  25. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 38
    But they think about the most sacred, for Americans, about the Internet fool It seems like there’s nothing more to think about, how to devour, deceive someone and the Internet. It already smells of degradation. fool
  26. +2
    26 October 2015 14: 44
    This is bad. winked Here, when rayenergo stated that the villagers along the power line increased their activity so there was no light for three days. laughing
  27. +2
    26 October 2015 14: 50
    "Americans celebrate in the area of ​​the American military base Guantanamo (Cuba)"...

    What is there to worry about ... As they used to say in the days of Stalin: "No man - no problem" ...

    So it is with the base in Guantanamo ... Take it away, get out of there - and then the headache about it will stop ...

    PS Only the phantom pain and the suffocating toad will remain ...
  28. +1
    26 October 2015 14: 58
    Vietnamese fishermen - this is the main danger for submarine cables laughing
    Vietnamese fishermen caught almost the entire cable for the Internet
    Correspondent.net, June 11, 2007

    The Vietnamese Ministry of Post and Telematics reports that at present, their country is connected to the outside world by only one fiber-optic cable laid under water - the remaining cables were caught by local fishermen and scrapped.
    According to Vietnamese media, recently, instead of the cable stolen by the fishermen, they had to re-lay the 11-kilometer part of the fiber-optic line along which data went to Thailand and Hong Kong. The damage, according to experts, was about $ 5,8 million, which is a huge amount for a poor country.
    It is worth noting that the authorities of the country themselves officially allowed to remove unnecessary copper cables from under the water and hand them over for scrap. And as a result of such a decision of the authorities, approximately 43 kilometers of fiber-optic cable disappeared in Vietnam, theft of which began in 2006, just when the authorities made the corresponding decision.
    Permits to "rescue" any cable have now been revoked, the Coast Guard has stepped up patrols, and officials have begun to educate the public, trying to explain the need for communications to fishermen.
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 20: 29
      It is necessary to tell where the "very copper" cables are! laughing And where are yours! smile
  29. 0
    26 October 2015 14: 59
    Interesting. Let's see how it all starts)))
  30. +3
    26 October 2015 15: 00
    Our cable !!!
  31. 0
    26 October 2015 15: 03
    I worry daily about what Russians can do!
    There is only one way out of the USA. This shift the cables and sleep peacefully. laughing
  32. +2
    26 October 2015 15: 04
    they told us they would turn off Swift, well ...
    The US Navy also lives on Moscow time to see ...
  33. 0
    26 October 2015 15: 07
    The American military department announced its suspicions about the "activity of the Russian Navy in the immediate vicinity of the areas where US communication cables are located."


    And what is wrong? There was no cable cable. There is nothing surprising, just as missile defense is not against Russia, and there is no fascism in Ukraine, and not NATO, but democracy is expanding. All the way, Baraska!
  34. +8
    26 October 2015 15: 09
    Stavridis! The Russian Navy in the Caribbean is engaged in deep trolling! Please do not interfere!
  35. 0
    26 October 2015 15: 23
    In vain excited i.e. woke up the bear! They will wait on a thick cable for all Pentostor experiences!
  36. 0
    26 October 2015 15: 24
    Rear Admiral of the US Navy, Commander of the Submarine Fleet in the Pacific Ocean, Frederick Rogge:
    "I worry every day about what the Russians might do!"
    Interestingly, the rear admiral sleeps even at night? ..

    Admiral urgently to a sex therapist! And then for a Thai massage. They are such magicians, at once the admiral feels better. Impotence is always accompanied by fears. Easy athletic running for girls as a preventive measure at this age is shown, otherwise everything on the seas, but on the oceans, has not saved the second man’s heart. Fears and horrors tormented ... bully ...
  37. +2
    26 October 2015 15: 26
    Knock on the cables with a hammer in Morse code: Go you all to a butterfly farm!
  38. +3
    26 October 2015 15: 27
    so many comets! they would write, in one word in Russian, the Americans crap, in all, that's all the comments !!! 11
  39. +2
    26 October 2015 15: 39
    laughing laughing poor amerovskie genes, evil Russian soldier do not give them rest, then our pilots are scared by our pilots flying very low over their ships, now our Navy is terribly catching on them !! laughing the poor fellow already has the entire military budget for diapers, for personnel, to leave!
  40. 0
    26 October 2015 15: 43
    The Yankees are afraid that we will install wiretaps on these cables and we will listen to all these negotiations, including secret ones. Although the Yankees themselves are striving to put their wiretap on our cables, this has been done repeatedly.
  41. +1
    26 October 2015 15: 48
    give them carvolol and more, let them sleep together with their preoccupation. what are they all so worried about? They can swim and fly wherever they want and the Russian Federation is unremarkable? to hell with their faces !!!!!. and about the cable they will be worried when they open the meta color receiving station next door. However, it’s not a fact that it will be possible to cut this cable. There was a film about how the USSR submarine wrapped some kind of cable on its screw, he was so strong that even shots from the machine gun flew away from him without causing any harm.
  42. 0
    26 October 2015 16: 29
    Quote: Gloomy Fox
    give them carvolol and more

    Better immediately cyanide, well, or strychnine some thread.
  43. 0
    26 October 2015 16: 39
    Tearing up the mattress cable is a holy thing!
  44. +1
    26 October 2015 16: 45
    these Americans are some kind of morally wretched ... by golly ....
    like that ... so immediately they need psychiatrists, then neurologists ... they are all worried, worried ...
    But this cable really would not hurt to downplay and look at the reaction of the Yanks.
  45. +1
    26 October 2015 18: 29
    Belarusians and Ukrainians have an excellent folk way of making money - to get to any cable, hook it with a tractor and pull as much as you pull - so much of yours. I propose to hook the striped cable with our ship and drag it to Cuba. 13000 kilometers of copper - yes in Cuba at the time of communism will be built!
  46. 0
    26 October 2015 19: 02
    Not so long ago, I accidentally looked at the price tags at the scrap metal collection point.
    Copper, aluminum, etc. and ... - Rocket doses? To my question - And what are they carrying? answered, Yes, it happens. Well, where does a common man in the street get rocket nozzles ?! Now we are waiting for the postscript "US Communication Cable" and the price is penny ... laughing
    In general, with the organization of these reception points, the whole country was torn apart.
    1. 0
      28 October 2015 12: 40
      There is probably a fiber optic cable. - Non-metal.
  47. MMX
    0
    26 October 2015 19: 17
    An urgent need to allocate at least $ 100 billion from the US budget to protect cables from Russian submarines.
  48. 3vs
    0
    26 October 2015 20: 41
    The picture lacks a balalaika and a bear! laughing
  49. +1
    26 October 2015 22: 31
    Quote: Major Yurik
    Soon at all points of colormet reception: marine cable, American, copper! wassat

    All devices and cables located secretly in international waters belong to those who have found them and return them to recycling centers from 8.00 a.m. to 18.00 p.m., seven days a week.
  50. +3
    27 October 2015 11: 29
    I wonder if there are generals in the Pentagon with the names of Osetris, Halibut and Kambalis? smile
  51. 0
    27 October 2015 11: 37
    We need to take a video of us playing around with scissors near their cable so that everyone faints! wassat
  52. +2
    27 October 2015 11: 39
    If there are no territorial violations, then what claims can there be? They were not forced to lay communication lines in the area of ​​activity of the Russian Navy. Problems of dark-skinned people, as they say..... We're already tired of our whining based on concerns.
  53. 0
    27 October 2015 11: 44
    Oh, okay, well, we didn’t sail too far, well, the frequencies coincided... by chance, why make a tragedy out of this request Your boats graze in our waters, is this self-evident?
  54. 0
    27 October 2015 12: 45
    Advertisement of the Russian Navy: "We accept preliminary applications for the supply of any quantity of high-quality American cable." laughing
  55. +5
    27 October 2015 13: 26
    “I worry every day about what the Russians might do!” - Waiting for death is worse than death. In such uncertainty, you need to visit Hollywood. There are many scenarios there.
    "Yantar" is probably studying whether it is possible to extend the Bermuda Triangle to the Pacific Ocean.
    Well, “American Admiral Stavridis” is just a separate joke.
  56. 0
    27 October 2015 14: 28
    It’s just easier to navigate by cable: this way is west, that way is east.
  57. 0
    27 October 2015 15: 09
    and I have long said to cut all the cables that go to America: oh, they will scream!!! All their exchanges will go to hell, while they redirect all the streams to satellites, it will take a lot of time, and restoring the cable will be problematic, especially if you cut off the cuttings in different directions for a couple of tens of miles! lol
  58. +1
    27 October 2015 18: 59
    Quote: Old Warrior
    I wonder if there are generals in the Pentagon with the names of Osetris, Halibut and Kambalis?


    Egor Skumbrievich.... launch Berlaga (c) "Golden Calf"
  59. 0
    27 October 2015 20: 15
    What are they worried about?
  60. 0
    27 October 2015 20: 36
    What advice can I give them for constant anxiety? Well, probably, this is to forget about exclusivity, hegemony and the presence of American interests in any hole, remember that there are non-American interests and opinions.... like this is enough to return normal sleep and mood!
  61. 0
    27 October 2015 20: 47
    Quote: BoA KAA
    But the Moscow-Washington direct line cable is technically designed in such a way that it is impossible to even “stick” to it for wiretapping, let alone “cut into it.”


    And it's not necessary. All the leaks of recent years point to one thing - information leaks occur through standard channels used by ordinary people - unsecured cellular networks, mailboxes on public servers, transfer of documents through these same mailboxes on free email accounts...
  62. +1
    27 October 2015 20: 58
    Quote: sharp-lad
    What advice can I give them for constant anxiety?

    Think more often about:
    -Did I forget to turn off the gas stove?
    -Did I forget to close the door? and so on.

    And thoughts about mythical cable tie-ins will disappear laughing
  63. +4
    28 October 2015 09: 54
    I personally am warmed by the new trend. We are engaging the Americans from all sides. Not allowing them to relax for a minute. Concern after concern. Conveyor line. On all fronts. In different parts of the world. In different areas, they are not keeping up with us. And the Pentagon, I was completely confused. Not bad, as it was for a regional power.
  64. 0
    28 October 2015 20: 30
    Quote: svetoruss
    Apparently paranoia turns into a tantrum, how scared they will live without the Internet ...

    Lf Mr. Banana is afraid that there will be no one to give him likes))) He will have internet problems without the net. For whom did he take the selfie, poor fellow)? He firmly believes in Darwin’s theory, proving in practice this version of the origin of man) Opening doors with his feet)