Учения НАТО с военно-морским флотом Румынии в Черном море

Пять кораблей Постоянной морской группы 2 (SNMG2) приняли участие в ежегодных военно-морских учениях под руководством Румынии «Морской щит», проходящих в Черном море, 5-13 апреля.

В этом году более 20 кораблей и экипажей из Румынии, Болгарии, Канады, Греции, Нидерландов и Турции совместно с Морским патрульным самолетами (MPA) из США и Турции провели учения, предназначенные для отработки совместных тактик ведения боевых действий и методов, применяемых против подводных, наземных и воздушных угроз.

"Морской щит - отличные учения для Постоянной морской группы НАТО», - сказал командующий SNMG2. «Это дает возможность работать вместе с союзниками по НАТО, которые граничат с Черным морем, чтобы гарантировать совместимость и готовность сил».

SNMG2 в настоящее время состоит из флагмана фрегата Королевского флота Нидерландов HNLMS Evertsen, фрегата Болгарского флота BGS Drazki, фрегата Королевского флота Канады HMCS Toronto, фрегата римского флота и фрегата Турецкого флота TCG Yildirim. SNMG2 проводит регулярное патрулирование в Черном море в рамках своего годового графика операций. Находясь в Черном море, группа совершила визиты в порты Одесса (Украине), Поти (Грузия) и Констанце (Румыния).

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам NATO.int

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