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Cold war scenarios in the Med between the US and Russia

Tension between maritime patrol aircraft and submarines rises

Cold war scenarios in the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea where the United States and Russia are "facing" by sending submarines and maritime patrol aircraft in to the area. While Russia brought part of its fleet in front of Syria for a military exercise, the United States sent the nuclear submarine USS Newport News to Gibraltar, so much so that from Moscow came the order to also add two Tupolev...

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Gibraltar, 09/03/2018 13:23
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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