Missiles Flying Near Norway: Russia Tests Combat Against NATO
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According to the magazine, one of the missiles fell within Norway's exclusive economic zone. The incident occurred at the turn of July and August. Targets approximately 300 km away were attacked simultaneously from sea and land. A Slava-class guided missile cruiser, an Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate, and an Oscar II-class nuclear submarine participated in the maneuvers. The vessels and the Bastion coastal battery fired Kalibr, Vulkan, Granit, an…
The Russian Northern Fleet practiced defending the Kola Peninsula against a simulated attack by NATO ships during recent maneuvers. The ships and coastal batteries fired anti-ship missiles several kilometers from the Norwegian border, according to the Barents Observer magazine.
The Russian Northern Fleet conducted exercises to counter an attack by NATO ships. According to Norwegian media, one of the missiles fired during the exercise may have landed within Norway's exclusive economic zone.
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