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حاملة الطائرات الروسية ادميرال كوزنتستوف مازالت في البحر المتوسط حيث تعمل ويتم مراقبتنا عن قرب بواسطة الاوكس اي 3 التابعة للناتو
بالرغم من انه تم التبليغ انه قد تم انهاء مهمتها وستتوجه الي سيفورمروسك ولكنها مازالت تبحر في المتوسط بالقرب من السواحل الجزائرية.
هذه صورة حاملة الطائرات الروسية مع أحد قطع الأسطول الجزائري أعتقد أنها المنجد .
حضة الترجمة غير دقيقة ولم يتم ترجمة المقال كاملا
Aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov is still in the Mediterranean where it operates watched closely by NATO E-3 AWACS.
Even if it has reportedly ended its mission and headed for Severomorsk, Russia’s aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov is still sailing in the Mediterranean Sea.
Its position can be determined based on the NOTAMs (Notice To Airmen) issued for the Algiers FIR (Flight Information Region).While such warnings are often issued for (U.S.) aircraft carriers hence they are not really special, what is worth noticing is that the flying activity of the Russians in the Mediterranean Sea is watched closely by NATO E-3 planes.
Indeed, it seems that NATO AEW (Airborne Early Warning) planes have frequently operated in the Southeastern Mediterranean in the last few days, while Admiral Kuznetsov transited south of Malta towards the waters off Algeria, between Sardinia and the Balearic islands.
Most probably, the E-3s are not only observing the Sukhoi Su-33 Flanker-D all-weather carrier-based air defence fighters but also performing routine electronic surveillance by means of onboard electronic support measures (ESM).
بالرغم من انه تم التبليغ انه قد تم انهاء مهمتها وستتوجه الي سيفورمروسك ولكنها مازالت تبحر في المتوسط بالقرب من السواحل الجزائرية.
هذه صورة حاملة الطائرات الروسية مع أحد قطع الأسطول الجزائري أعتقد أنها المنجد .
Aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov is still in the Mediterranean where it operates watched closely by NATO E-3 AWACS.
Even if it has reportedly ended its mission and headed for Severomorsk, Russia’s aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov is still sailing in the Mediterranean Sea.
Its position can be determined based on the NOTAMs (Notice To Airmen) issued for the Algiers FIR (Flight Information Region).While such warnings are often issued for (U.S.) aircraft carriers hence they are not really special, what is worth noticing is that the flying activity of the Russians in the Mediterranean Sea is watched closely by NATO E-3 planes.
Indeed, it seems that NATO AEW (Airborne Early Warning) planes have frequently operated in the Southeastern Mediterranean in the last few days, while Admiral Kuznetsov transited south of Malta towards the waters off Algeria, between Sardinia and the Balearic islands.
Most probably, the E-3s are not only observing the Sukhoi Su-33 Flanker-D all-weather carrier-based air defence fighters but also performing routine electronic surveillance by means of onboard electronic support measures (ESM).
