Эсминец ВМС США с управляемым ракетным вооружением "Дональд Кук" на пути в Черное море

Эсминец ВМС США с управляемым ракетным вооружением "Дональд Кук" прошел через пролив Дарданеллы и направляется к Черному морю. В заявлении Шестого флота США, базирующегося в Неаполе, говорится, что ВМС США регулярно действуют в Черном море в соответствии с Конвенцией Монтрё и международным правом. Корабль "будет проводить операции по обеспечению безопасности на море и укреплять стабильность на море в регионе, совместную готовность и военно-морской потенциал с нашими союзниками по НАТО и партнерами в регионе", говорится в заявлении.

"Соединенные Штаты и ВМС США продолжают поддерживать наших союзников и партнеров в поддержке общих региональных интересов и стабильности на море", - сообщил командир эсминца Чарльз Хэмптон. "Наше прибытие в Черное море продемонстрирует совместимость военно-морского флота в достижении общих целей безопасности в этом регионе.

USS "Дональд Кук" несколько раз выполнял свои обязанности в Черном море за последние пять лет. За его визитами обычно следят российские воздушные и морские силы. USS "Дональд Кук" обычно базируется на военно-морской базе США в Рота, Испания.

Похожий материал: Корабль ВМС США проходит через Босфор на пути к Черному морю

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Ракетный эсминец ВМС США Дональд Кук

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