Two Navy Vessels Complete Maritime Surveillance Missions in the Waters of Ceuta, Melilla and the Straits
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The Defense General Staff reports that the activities are part of ongoing presence, surveillance and deterrence operations The U.S. Navy nearly doubled its forces at Rota Base with the six shield destroyers
The Navy has completed two maritime surveillance operations in the waters near Ceuta and Melilla with the deployment of the Maritime Action Ship (BAM) [...]
The Maritime Action Ship (BAM) ‘Tornado’ and the Surveillance Patrol in Zona (PVZ) ‘Tagomago’ have completed their respective maritime surveillance missions in waters of national interest, in which they have operated in the vicinity of the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, as well as in the Alborán Sea.
Before heading back to its base port in Malaga, Tagomago has made a stopover in Melilla as part of the naval presence activities, with the aim of strengthening the defence culture. The information disseminated by the Emad, responsible for the operations of the Armed Forces inside and outside Spain, refers expressly to the presence of both ships in waters close to Ceuta and Melilla. The note on the end of their deployments comes after this week i…
The two units belong to the 41st Escort Squadron and their subsequent deployments have led them to EU missions and NATO Both rotated in early August at Ceuta pier to strengthen surveillance
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