Warships from the Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet have docked in Havana, the capital of Cuba. It was stated that the ships are expected to set sail again on Tuesday, and it was reported that the vessels include the patrol ship Neustrashimy, the oil tanker Yelnya, and the training ship Smolny. It was announced that the training ship Smolny will be open for public visits tomorrow and on Monday.
In a statement issued by the Cuban Armed Forces, it was stated that the visit was routine. Russian warships last visited Cuba in June.
The US Northern Command stated, "Russia's deployments in the Atlantic do not pose a direct threat or concern to the US," adding that all movements in North America are being monitored.
On the other hand, most recently on June 12, the Russian Navy's Yasen-class nuclear-powered cruise missile submarine Kazan, the frigate Admiral Gorshkov, the fuel ship Akademik Pashin, and the tugboat Nikolay Chiker had docked in Havana, the capital of Cuba.
News Source: İHA
