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Russia Begins Transport Of Saudi Arabia’s Mysterious “Ark of Gabriel” To Antarctica

A mind-boggling report circulating in the Kremlin today prepared by the Ministry of Defense (MoD) states that the sudden launching yesterday by Aerospace Forces (AF) of two satellites are for the protection of the Federation naval research vessel Admiral Vladimisky—which has just departed the Saudi Arabian Port of Jeddah after taking on board a mysterious object described as the “Ark of Gabriel”...

Tags: Admiral Vladimisky, Ark of Gabriel, Mecca, Moscow, Port of Jeddah, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Transport, Varyag

US Navy Flees In Terror As Russian Warships Near Australia

A Naval Surface Forces (NSF) updated report to the Ministry of Defense (MoD) circulating in the Kremlin today on the “accelerated deployment” of the Pacific Fleet guided missile cruiser Varyag and destroyer Marshal Shaposhnikov (along with their support ships) to international waters off the coast of Australia is confirming that that the Australian Navy has sent another of their warships to the...

Tags: Altius Drones, Altius Unmanned Air Vehicles, Assassination, Australia, Australian Navy, Brisbane, G-20 Summit, HMAS Parramatta, HMAS Sirius, HMAS Stuart, Marshal Shaposhnikov, MH17, Russian Fleet, Russian Warships, UAVs, US Navy Flees, USS Donald Cook, Varyag, Vladimir Putin

Russian Navy Rushes To Australia Over Putin Assassination Fears

A new Ministry of Defense (MoD) report circulating in the Kremlin today chillingly states that orders have been issued to the Naval Surface Forces (NSF) for an “accelerated deployment” of the Pacific Fleet vessels, guided missile cruiser Varyag and destroyer Marshal Shaposhnikov (along with their support ships), to international waters off the coast of Australia over fears an attempt to assassinate...

Tags: Assassination, Australian Navy, Canberra, Coral Sea, HMAS Parramatta, HMAS Stuart, Marshal Shaposhnikov, Moscow, Russia, Russian Navy, Varyag, Vladimir Putin, Yuriy Prodan

Russia to expand Mediterranean fleet to 10 warship

Guided missile destroyer ‘Smetlivy’ leaving Sevastopol harbour. The Russian Navy intends to build its presence in the Mediterranean Sea – particularly in the area close to Syrian shores – to up to 10 battleships, announced Admiral of the Fleet Viktor Chirkov. “The task is crystal clear: to avoid a slightest threat to the security of the state. This is a general practice of all fleets...

Tags: Admiral Nevelskoy, Admiral Panteleyev, Aleksandr Shabalin, Battleships, Mediterranean Sea, Minsk, Moscow, Moskva Cruiser, Neustrashimy, Nikolay Filchenkov, Novocherkassk, Peresvet, Pyotr Veliky, Russia, Russian Navy, Russian Warships, Smetlivy, Varyag, Viktor Chirkov

China flexes naval might with new aircraft carrier's first jet landing

J-15 jet about to land. China has successfully landed a warplane on its first aircraft carrier. The new J-15 jet fighter touched down on the Liaoning as part of the ship’s operational tests. The Liaoning, a refurbished Soviet-made ship, was delivered to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy on September 25 in a move that will bolster China’s ability to project military power. A video of...

Tags: Aircraft Carrier, Beijing, China, Chinese Navy, East China Sea, Japan, Liaoning, Military Drill, Naval Might, People's Liberation Army, PLA, Shenyang J-15, Soviet Ship, Sukhoi Su-33 T10K, Varyag, Zhang Junshe

Russia sends its mightiest warships for drills in Far East to prevent a US attack on North Korea

Russian warships Flagships of three Russian fleets have united in Russia’s Far East for the large-scale naval exercises in the Sea of Japan in June, a Pacific Fleet spokesman said on Wednesday. The flagship of the Black Sea fleet, the Moskva missile cruiser, arrived at a naval base near Vladivostok on Wednesday and teamed up with the flagship of the Northern Fleet, the Pyotr Veliky nuclear-powered...