A group of Russia’s Northern Fleet warships, including the Admiral Gorshkov frigate and the Kazan nuclear-powered submarine, has made a courtesy visit to Cuban capital of Havana.
Warships of Russia’s formidable Baltic Fleet entered the port of Havana Saturday as a sign of the stalwart alliance between Russia and Cuba. The Smolny vessel was the first to enter the port, accompanied by the Neustrashimy (lit. Fearless) frigate and the Yelnya vessel.Follow Sputnik’s photo gallery to see how Russian ships were greeted by the Cubans!
A group of Russia’s Northern Fleet warships, including the Admiral Gorshkov frigate and the Kazan nuclear-powered submarine, has made a courtesy visit to the Cuban capital of Havana.
Warships of Russia’s formidable Baltic Fleet entered the port of Havana Saturday as a sign of the stalwart alliance between Russia and Cuba. The Smolny vessel was the first to enter the port, accompanied by the Neustrashimy (lit. Fearless) frigate and the Yelnya vessel.
Follow Sputnik’s photo gallery to see how Russian ships were greeted by the Cubans!
Russian warships fired 21 round – a typical greeting upon entering the port of a friendly foreign state. Cuban artillery also fired several rounds to show respect for the Russian Navy.
A fisherman winds his fishing rod in front of the frigate Neustrashimy.
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