The gunman "Yaroslav the Wise" replenished reserves in the port of La Valletta (Malta)

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Baltic Watchman fleet Russia, "Yaroslav the Wise" made a call to the Maltese port of La Valletta to replenish fresh water, food and fuel. In addition, Russian sailors were given the opportunity in the conditions of the port to inspect the ship and perform routine maintenance. From message press service Western Military District:

On the Day of Russia, the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Malta, Vladimir Malygin, visited the TFR “Yaroslav the Wise”, who congratulated the Baltic seamen on the holiday and wished them success in the military field.

In the port of La Valetta, protocol visits by the command ship of the city and military authorities took place. The crew members, free from keeping the watch, visited the museums of the city with excursions and visited the city sights.


The gunman "Yaroslav the Wise" replenished reserves in the port of La Valletta (Malta)


The patrol ship made the transition from the base of the Baltic Fleet (city of Baltiysk) to the Mediterranean in order to become part of the Mediterranean group of ships of the Russian Navy. Speech on the permanent operational connection of the ships of the Navy of Russia. Exit from Baltiysk "Yaroslav the Wise" made 1 June.

Recall that earlier officials in NATO countries stated that "individual states should take measures to prevent Russian ships from entering the Mediterranean ports." In particular, Britain protested to Spain against the fact that official Madrid does not object to the entry of Russian warships into the port of Ceuta (an enclave in North Africa). According to British officials, this supposedly could threaten Gibraltar (Gibraltar is under the actual occupation of London). Will NATO protest Malta, given that Malta is not part of the North Atlantic Alliance? Or to expect a campaign of intrusion into NATO and Malta, too? ..
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  1. +5
    14 June 2016 16: 56
    Well, if Iceland was drawn into NATO, then Malta could.
    1. +4
      14 June 2016 16: 59
      Quote: Kibalchish
      Well, if Iceland was drawn into NATO, then Malta could.

      Malta is a member of the EU, now it is almost synonymous. Yes
      1. +3
        14 June 2016 17: 02
        While our crown and the layout is completely different.
        1. +5
          14 June 2016 17: 06
          "We will remind that earlier officials in the NATO countries stated that" individual states should take measures to prevent Russian ships from entering Mediterranean ports. "

          There was such a wonderful Soviet cartoon - "Whose cones are in the forest" ...
    2. 0
      14 June 2016 17: 19
      In Iceland, a large NATO air force base in Keflavik.
    3. +1
      14 June 2016 19: 21
      Where is the Order of Malta now? It’s time to remind the knights who their patrons were ..
  2. +9
    14 June 2016 16: 59
    Well, well done reporters, the right angle was chosen by the boys, looked, battleship, no less. Keep it up, and then on deck!
    1. PPD
      +3
      14 June 2016 17: 06
      129 meters long.
      1. 0
        14 June 2016 20: 24
        Quote: PPD
        129 meters long.

        The cruiser "Moscow" is 173 meters.
        Not frail watchdog lol
        And in the holds he has sentry "Calibers"!
    2. +4
      14 June 2016 17: 34
      Quote: Mavrikiy
      looked, battleship, no less.


      Yeah. Against the background of yachts, he looks like a battleship.
  3. +4
    14 June 2016 17: 01
    They stood there under the discharge of crude oil. Near the beach is not earthly beauty. At first I thought that the coarse sand took a closer look, and these are small multi-colored shells.
    1. +2
      14 June 2016 17: 33
      Quote: Valter1364
      They stood there under the discharge of crude oil. Near the beach is not earthly beauty. At first I thought that the coarse sand took a closer look, and these are small multi-colored shells.


      crude oil in Valletta ??? belay there are not even factories there.
      Maybe Marsaxlokk?
  4. +4
    14 June 2016 17: 02
    Scha in NATO farts burst!
  5. +2
    14 June 2016 17: 04
    yes Malta is all of us! Yaroslav the Wise returned after repair and by the way the number changed to 777 GOOD LUCK TO THE BALTISS!
    1. +2
      14 June 2016 17: 06
      Quote: Hunt1
      number changed to 777

      Blatota. laughing In turn, probably got.
      1. +2
        14 June 2016 20: 28
        Quote: Vladimirets
        Quote: Hunt1
        number changed to 777

        Blatota. laughing In turn, probably got.

        No, the traffic police were crazy! lol
  6. +1
    14 June 2016 17: 04
    777, great new number.)
  7. +3
    14 June 2016 17: 05
    The joke question is for the sake of how much you need to pay Britain to change the rhetoric there and meet our ships with open arms, or rather, how much can you remove the old European prostitute?
    1. 0
      14 June 2016 17: 23
      Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
      The joke question is for the sake of how much you need to pay Britain to change the rhetoric there and meet our ships with open arms, or rather, how much can you remove the old European prostitute?

      the threat of undermining a pair of nuclear landmines in megatons of power, or is it even easier to recognize the illegal occupation of Scotland by England and recognize the Scottish crown as a sovereign monarchy and make three-degree orders named after Sir William Wallace ...
  8. +2
    14 June 2016 17: 06
    It is always nice to see ships of the native Navy in foreign ports. They often go to La Valletta.
  9. +1
    14 June 2016 17: 08
    On a parallel branch, I read that the mourning-albagdadi at the igil just banged! There is a way for this jackal!
  10. +1
    14 June 2016 17: 30
    From the press service Western military district:
    How so? Why dont know? What side to the Western Navy Navy? Maybe Malta is already, how to put it ... laughing JOKE!!! In general, relations with Malta have been quite good since Peter the Great, and the USSR did not interfere with that, and no eurozone interfered. And the Greeks, look - they have been in NATO for a long time, but they were buying our "Bison" with a whistle, and no "white brother" was ordered to them.
    1. +2
      14 June 2016 18: 02
      Quote: NDR-791
      What side to the Western Navy Navy?

      Inter-naval transitions are usually provided by some kind of command, which is closer to the theater, respectively, US (communication center). It just happened to keep in touch with the ships on such trips. Yes
  11. +1
    14 June 2016 17: 57
    Soon NATO will be taken in a second round. The one who has more circles (whirlpools) is the more "NATO". They will carry out actions: the less "NATO" guys will receive vaccines of democracy! wassat
  12. +4
    14 June 2016 18: 12
    Handsome man! I remember there were plans to transfer him and his classmate from the Baltic Fleet to the Black Sea Fleet. Which seems logical to me, because these ships often go on long trips, especially to the Mediterranean, plus 5 operations teams are formed, the basis of which are the ships and vessels of the Black Sea Fleet ... soldier
    1. +1
      14 June 2016 18: 33
      Yes. But there are some problems.

      The BF is holding on to them - for without them they will remain with corvettes and dead 956, and this is a different rank, other statements, etc.

      Again, transferring ships is not easy, we need to prepare a basing place, service, and provide housing.

      Ah, well, the Undaunted is still in a sluggish repair, until 2017 of the year it seems.
      1. +1
        14 June 2016 18: 50
        Quote: donavi49
        Yes. But there are some problems.

        The BF is holding on to them - for without them they will remain with corvettes and dead 956, and this is a different rank, other statements, etc.

        Again, transferring ships is not easy, we need to prepare a basing place, service, and provide housing.

        Ah, well, the Undaunted is still in a sluggish repair, until 2018 of the year it seems.

        The North Shipyard is now building 4 corvettes. Here the Baltic Fleet and pass them. And in return to transfer 2 frigates from there, the year, so to speak, in 2019. Just the infrastructure at the Black Sea Fleet would have been prepared ...
      2. 0
        14 June 2016 19: 53
        Quote: donavi49
        The BF holds on to them - for without them they will remain with corvettes and the dead 956

        Always like that, they are ready for combat readiness. When I was in the ObrPSKR, all the 205s were funny, although they were shot in Soviet films. A pair of 10410 went, and well, the flagship 745p.
    2. 0
      14 June 2016 21: 11
      Nice boat, sorry "Fog" did not want to finish building! But whatever one may say, even if according to the modernized project, he would not be superfluous in the fleet!
  13. +2
    14 June 2016 18: 20
    Or expect a campaign to draw into NATO and Malta too? ..

    The more countries join NATO, the less it will be manageable.
  14. +7
    14 June 2016 18: 55
    And my Burny has number 778. Not bad either.
    Why do they just write: "Russian sailors were given the opportunity in the conditions of the port to inspect the ship and perform routine maintenance"- why write such a thing? Russian sailors got the opportunity to go to a foreign port for rest and, through a little excitement and hassle (to get currency), go ashore in groups and remember this sunny Malta forever.
    As I forever remember Aden and Camran.
    1. +3
      14 June 2016 19: 02
      Quote: Galleon
      Russian sailors got the opportunity to go to rest in a foreign port and, through a little excitement and hassle (to receive currency), go ashore in groups and remember this sunny Malta forever.


      Do not give out military secrets. soldier Inspection of the ship there did. And nothing else... stop
  15. 0
    14 June 2016 20: 24
    NATO has reached all its North Atlantic borders it's time to change the prefix to the World Alliance
  16. +3
    15 June 2016 00: 04
    While staying in a foreign port, the patrol ship Yaroslav the Wise replenished supplies of fuel, water and food, and its crew got the opportunity to rest on the shore from a sea voyage. In addition, the sailors completed the necessary routine maintenance and inspected the ship ..
  17. +3
    15 June 2016 00: 51
    it would be better to go to Marseille - to support ours in the port
  18. 0
    15 June 2016 03: 58
    If we take into account that the knight of the Order of Malta became the Minister of Defense of Russia, then everything is in full compliance. By the way, “After the revolution of 1917, the Russian Priory ceased to exist. The decision to re-create the Russian Priory was made in 1991, and in 1992 the“ Charter of the Russian Priory of the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem ”was registered. By the decision of the Supreme Council of the Order of the Russian Prior, its historical name was returned - The Grand Priory of Russia of the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem and amendments have been made to the Charter of the Russian Prioria in connection with the change in its status "http://www.maltavip.ru/info/orden.php
  19. 0
    15 June 2016 05: 20
    Obama with his beloved little dogs expressed dissatisfaction with Russian pleasures ... As soon as gentlemen are not perverted shit in the pursuit of cutting the military budget ..
  20. 0
    15 June 2016 06: 03
    Quote: PSih2097
    Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
    The joke question is for the sake of how much you need to pay Britain to change the rhetoric there and meet our ships with open arms, or rather, how much can you remove the old European prostitute?

    the threat of undermining a pair of nuclear landmines in megatons of power, or is it even easier to recognize the illegal occupation of Scotland by England and recognize the Scottish crown as a sovereign monarchy and make three-degree orders named after Sir William Wallace ...

    Holidays???
  21. 0
    15 June 2016 08: 21
    However, the boats, I see, are growing in size. The size of the current patrol ship is close to the destroyer of the Second World War. There used to be a good magazine for boys called Modelist-Constructor, and there were a lot of publications about the military equipment of the USSR.