Russia: Special Forces showcase combat skills to mark professional holiday
Special Forces units of Russia's Western Military District demonstrated their combat skills during field exercises in Pskov region, Monday.
Replicating real-life combat situations, the servicemen showcased their skills in performing several different operations over a variety of terrain.
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At the stadium Kaliningrad took place large-scale exercises of special forces. They were attended by FSB, police, Regardie, MOE. Armored vehicles and aircraft were involved.
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Battle for Beret: Joining Russia’s Special Forces (RT Documentary)
Many young men dream of joining Russia’s Special Forces. However, for that to come true, they have to pass a series of incredibly tough endurance tests. There’s no room for failure. The slightest hesitation or poor mark and they’re disqualified. For most, running 11 kilometers in full military gear, under conditions similar to a real battle, would be unbearable. But for those battling for the right to wear the coveted crimson beret, this is just one of the trials that must be passed with flying colors. They also have to shoot accurately, storm buildings quickly and demonstrate outstanding combat skills. Throughout the grueling ordeal, the hardest challenge is to overcome themselves.
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Guns were blazing in Russia's Tambov Oblast Wednesday, as the finals of a competition to discover the best Special Forces unit in the Russian military took place. Soldiers have to demonstrate their aptitude in shooting, grenade handling and knife fighting, as well as throwing and passing obstacle courses.
Part of the competition also involves what is called a 'Green Trail,' a range of tactical missions to be carried out in near-combat conditions over four days. The final stage of the competition will focus on operations involving complete Special Forces units as well as individual exercises.
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Russia and Belarus’ Zapad military exercises have provoked concern among Nato members and allies in eastern Europe.
“We are going to be watching very closely the course of these exercises,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said during a visit to Poland last month.
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★★★ The numbers :
Scheduled to last between September 14 and 20 in Belarus and eastern Russia the drills officially include 12,700 troops, with a little under half coming from Russia and the rest being Belarussian military. However, European sources have suggested up to 100 000 personnel could be involved, a figure denied by Moscow.
According to figures announced by Russia’s Defence Ministry, the drills will involve around 70 airplanes and helicopters, 10 combat ships, along with 680 units of combat equipment, including 250 tanks and 200 machine guns, multiple launch rocket systems and other heavy weaponry.
★★★ The scenario :
The Russian Defence Ministry has always insisted that the purpose of the drills is purely defensive.
The drills will take place on the territory of three ranges in Leningrad, Pskov and Kaliningrad in Russian and six ranges in Belarus. The name “Zapad” (which translates as “west”) is said to refer to the western part of Russia and Belarus and not the states of the European Union, Russian Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin said in an interview with Deutsche Welle. He also called on western media not to politicise the exercise and not to misinterpret its objectives.
“Some people come to a conclusion, the exercise “Zapad 2017” aims to “set the stage for invasion” and “occupation” of Lithuania, Poland and the Ukraine. None of this surprising theories has anything to do with the reality,” — Fomin announced.
According to the premise of the drills, Belarus gets attacked by three imaginary enemy states: Veyshnoria, Vesbaria and Lubenia. Lubenia is situated on the territory of western Belarus, while Veisbaria and Lubenia — are in territory belonging to Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. The aim of the drills is to test the ability of joint forces of Russia and Belarus to hold off the enemy’s attack and practice cooperation between the military administration of the two countries.
★★★ NATO concerns :
The governments of states sharing borders with Russia have expressed fears that the drills will be used for military provocation.
The main concern is that Russian may use the exercise to relocate a large number of military personnel to Belarus. The head of staff of the Ukrainian Army, Victor Muzhenko, has suggested that Russia could then launch an assault on its neighbours on the grounds of “massive provocations” concerning “the abuse of rights and threats to the safety of Russian-speaking minority”.
Baltic states have similar concerns, even though the idea of an invasion is further off.
Latvia sent a task force to Belarus to observe the drills, justifying the move by citing the risk of incursions into its airspace: The minister for foreign affairs Edgars Rinkevics has indicated it is possible foreign military aircraft could overfly neighbouring territory. At the same time, he played down the prospect of military invasion — especially due to an enhanced Nato presence in the region.
Meanwhile, Latvia is also undertaking some additional security measures. Authorities have even called on fans of strike ball — a military game, where participants dress in camouflage and carry fake weapons — to give up on their hobby for a while, to avoid causing panic among populations in border regions.
The Lithuanian authorities share the position of Latvia. “We are prepared better, than during the “Zapad 2009” and “Zapad 2013” exercises, the president of Lithuania Dalia Grybauskaite declared on September, 14 in an interview for LRT radio station. “More defensive units and measures are now located on our territory”.
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Russia Sending Troops to NATO Borders
The buildup along the nation's western borders will begin in mid-August, culminating a month later with military drills called Zapad, the Russian term for west.
Military exercises will take place in Belarus, the Baltic Sea, western Russia and Kaliningrad, according to the Times, and will use the name of the famous Soviet-era unit the First Guards Tank Army. It is the first time since the end of the Soviet Union that so much military power has been under a single command, according to the report.
Though the action is seen as a statement of Russian power, it is not a reaction to the recent announcement of new American sanctions against Russia; the drills had been planned for months.
Rather, the action looks to be part of Russia's recent moves to build up in military presence in the world, including putting troops in Syria, taking over Crimea and moving on Ukraine.
American military officials worry Russia won't remove the troops once the exercises are over, and say they are prepared, though they don't expect a conflict.
The great concern is they're not going to leave, and that's not paranoia, Gen. Tony Thomas, head of the United States Special Operations Command, said during a national security conference in Aspen, Colo., this month.
First and foremost, the messaging is, 'We're watching you; we're strong; we've learned a lot; don't mess with Russia.' added retired Army Gen. Peter B. Zwack.
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Lithuanian Special Operation Forces after forging close ties with American colleagues in Afghanistan now are country’s best strategic hope if Russia tries to destabilize their homeland.
A scene from artificial city near Vilnius that was built last especially for training shows Lithuanian Special Forces getting a lift by NATO helicopters.
This was repeated many times during real missions in Afghanistan and now the training scenario envisions a threat in Lithuanian city, most probably modelled by Russian little green operations in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.
Lithuania’s best strategic hope in a case of war lies within its own ‘Green boys’. A term, however, has nothing to do with Russian little green men that acted in Crimea, but has historical roots in guerrilla warfare that Lithuanians fought in local forests against Soviet Union during 1944-1953 period.
Lithuanian ‘Green boys’ or “Forest brothers’ as they are also called put one the longest resistance in all Soviet Union.
‘We look how a candidate act within the extremely stressful environment’, one of the modern ‘Green boys’ explained the process of selections, hiding his real name and asking to change his voice, because everything about Lithuanian special forces is secret.
They made their name after a decade of operations in Afghanistan where squadron named ‘Kite’ fought alongside Americans and other NATO partners, riding on their motorbikes much faster in various terrains than all conventional NATO vehicles.
‘An organization that was formed less than ten years ago, right know is one of our most capable partners’, said Commander of Unites States Special Operations Raymond A. Thomas who fought with Lithuanians in Afghanistan and now helps in training back here in Lithuania.
New York Times wrote in January that American Special Forces now have a “persistent” presence here with Baltic special operations troops, after forging close ties with them in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Lithuanian Special Forces counted on NATO helicopters back in Afghanistan and they still lack their own air platform, hoping to get one in the nearest future.
‘We know are looking to rent them and we will discuss to purchase them after 2022’, said commander of Lithuanian army Jonas Vytautas Zukas.
In response to Russia’s annexation of Crimea and the clandestine war in eastern Ukraine, Lithuania has rapidly increased its defense spending, planning to reach 2 percent of GDP next year. It also created its own rapid reaction force that is capable to respond to any military threat immediately and returned conscription.
NATO Allies sent battalions of around 1000 troops to each of the three Baltic States and Poland.
Lithuanian SOF training in an artificial city
Sound bite (Lithuanian), soldier of Lithuanian Special Forces, no name given, voice changed: We have consistent selection when we select the most capable soldiers and then we have a basic training where we identify their characteristics and develop them during further training.
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Sound bite (Lithuanian), soldier of Lithuanian Special Forces, no name given, and voice changed: We create special situations for candidates and we look how they act within the extremely stressful environment, make decisions, manage themselves, and not hesitate.
Lithuanian SOF jump out of the plane
Sound bite (Lithuanian), JONAS VYTAUTAS ZUKAS, Commander of Lithuanian Army: We think about transport helicopters for Special Forces or rapid reaction forces, but our budged is already occupied for the couple of years. We know are looking to rent them and we will discuss to purchase them after 2022.
Lithuanian SOF in Afghanistan, taken by US helicopter
Sound bite (English), RAYMOND A. THOMAS, Commander of United States Special Operations Command: I had a great pleasure working with Lithuanian special operation forces on several occasions, I worked with them in Afghanistan when I was a commander of NATO stuff. Just a tremendous organization. We are very proud of evolution of Lithuanian SOF. An organization that was formed less than ten years ago, right know is one of our most capable partners, both in a combat zone, where we work with them and certainly here with this challenging mission.
Lithuanian SOF riding on motorbikes in Afghanistan
Sound bite (Lithuanian), ALEKSANDRAS MATONIS, author of a book about Lithuanian Special Forces 'Soldiers of Gabriel': You can find soldiers who had 10 or 12 missions in Afghanistan and that shows the price which they paid not only as soldiers, but as family members or fathers.
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The Forces of the Russian Federation (UTC) (Russian: Вооружённые Си́лы Росси́йской Федера́ции Transliteration: Vooruzhyónniye síly Rossíyskoy Federátsii) is the military of Russia, established after the break-up of the Soviet Union. On 7 May 1992 Boris Yeltsin signed a decree establishing the Russian Ministry of Defence and placing all Soviet Armed Forces troops on the territory of the RSFSR under Russian Federation control.[1] The Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces is the President of the Russian Federation (currently Vladimir Putin).
The Defence Ministry of the Russian Federation serves as the administrative body of the military. Since Soviet times, the General Staff has acted as the main commanding and supervising body of the Russian Military Forces. However, currently the General Staff's role is being reduced to that of the Ministry's department of strategic planning, the Minister himself, currently Anatoliy Serdyukov may now be gaining further executive authority over the troops. Other departments include the personnel directorate as well as the Rear Services of the Armed Forces of Russia, railroad troops and construction troops. The Chief of the General Staff is currently General of the Army Yuri Baluyevsky.
Baltic Fleet (HQ at Baltiysk in the enclave of Kaliningrad Oblast).
Pacific Fleet (HQ at Vladivostok).
Northern Fleet (HQ at Severomorsk).
Black Sea Fleet (HQ at Sevastopol, Ukraine. (In 2005, the Ukrainian government agreed that Russia would be allowed to lease several base areas around Sevastopol until 2017.)[2]
Military manpower
(Source mostly CIA World Factbook)
Military age 18 years of age
Availability males age 18-49: 35,247,049 (2005 est.)
Fit for military service males age 18-49: 21,000,000 (2006 est.)[4]
Reaching military age annually 1,500,000 (2005 est.)
Active troops 1,037,000[5] (Ranked 5th)
Total troops 3,796,100[citation needed] (Ranked 5th)
Military expenditures
$32 billion USD (2007) Russian military spending
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Russian Army Goes East With BIGGEST 2014 WAR DRILL
MOSCOW, November 30, 2013
The Russian military will hold its biggest drill of 2014 in the country's east, First Deputy Defense Minister Arkady Bakhin said Saturday.
The East-2014 exercise will involve several army branches, Bakhin said on Ekho Moskvy radio.
He did not elaborate on the program or the exact time and venue for the event.
This year's biggest drill, West-2013, took place in the Russian western exclave of Kaliningrad and the neighboring Belarus, Russia's major European ally.
The Russian army held about 3,000 drills in 2013, including some 400 involving multiple army branches, Bakhin said.
Russia has 29 international military exercises lined up for next year, Bakhin also said.
Moscow announced last week plans to hold joint drills with China and Mongolia in 2014.
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& Russia Plans to Have 4 'Massive' Military Training Ranges...
Each of Russia's four military districts will have its own training range capable of hosting large-scale exercises involving all branches of the armed forces, a senior defense official said Saturday.
First Deputy Defense Minister, Gen. Arkady Bakhin, said in an interview with Echo Moskvy radio that the first such training range, dubbed Mulino, is being constructed in the Nizhny Novgorod region for the Western Military District.
According to Bakhin, construction of the Mulino training range is expected to be completed in summer next year.
A contract for the construction of the second range, based on the Ashuluk training facility in the Southern Military District, has been signed, Bakhin said.
Its size and advanced equipment will allow the Defense Ministry to train and inspect combat capabilities of large military units, including entire armies, the official said.
The third training range will be built near the town of Tsugol in Siberia for the Eastern Military District, while the site for the training facility in the Central Military District has not yet been determined, the general said.
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• Archive VIDEO , *West-81/Запад-81: code name for strategic exercises of the army and navy of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact , held from 4 to 12 September 1981 on the territory of Belarus , the Baltic and the Kiev military district , as well as in the Baltic Sea. In addition to the Soviet Union , the exercises were also carried out on the territory of several friendly countries .
(West-81: the largest strategic exercises in the history of the Soviet Armed Forces. On a scale comparable only with the major operations of the Great Patriotic War. During the exercise, West 81 were first tested the automated control system and some types of high-precision weapons.)
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A great Documentary of Russian military marines some say the are the worlds most dangerous.. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (Russian: Вооружённые Си́лы Росси́йской Федера́ции, tr. Vooruzhonnije Síly Rossíyskoj Federátsii) are the military service of Russia, established after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. On 7 May 1992, Boris Yeltsin signed a presidential decree establishing the Russian Ministry of Defence and placing all Soviet Armed Forces troops on the territory of the Russian SFSR under Russian control.[5] The commander-in-chief of the armed forces is the president of Russia. Although the Russian armed forces were formed in 1992, the Russian military dates its roots back to the times of the Kievan Rus'.
The armed forces are divided into:
the three branches of Armed Forces (вида вооружённых сил): the Ground Force, Air Force, and the Navy
the three separate troop branches (Отдельные рода войск): the Strategic Missile Troops, the Aerospace Defense Forces and the Airborne Troops
the Rear of the Armed Forces, which has a separate status of its own
There are additionally two further separate troop branches maintained by the Ministry of the Interior, the Border Force and the Internal Troops. These are not normally included as branches of the Armed Forces but are nonetheless used in armed conflicts.
The number of troops is specified by decree of the President of Russia. On 1 January 2008, a number of 2,019,629 units, including military of 1,134,800 units, was set.[6] In 2010 the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) estimated that the Russian Armed Forces numbered about 1,040,000 active troops and in the region of 2,035,000 reserves (largely ex-conscripts).[7] As opposed to personnel specified by decree, actual personnel in the forces and paid was reported by the Audit Chamber of Russia as 766,000 in October 2013.[8] As of December 2013, the armed forces are at 82 percent of the required manpower.[9]
According to SIPRI, Russia spent nearly $72 billion on arms in 2011. Russia is planning further increases in its military spending, with draft budgets showing a 53% rise in real terms up to 2014. However, SIPRI adds that many analysts are doubtful whether the industry will be able to deliver on such ambitious plans after decades of stagnation following the collapse of the Soviet Union.[10]
Structure[edit]
The Defence Ministry of the Russian Federation serves as the administrative body of the Armed Forces. Since Soviet times, the General Staff has acted as the main commanding and supervising body of the Russian armed forces: U.S. expert William Odom said in 1998, that 'the Soviet General Staff without the MoD is conceivable, but the MoD without the General Staff is not.'[22] However, currently the General Staff's role is being reduced to that of the Ministry's department of strategic planning, the Minister himself, currently Sergey Shoygu may now be gaining further executive authority over the troops.[citation needed] Other departments include the personnel directorate as well as the Rear Services, railway troops, Signal Troops and construction troops. The Chief of the General Staff is currently General of the Army Valery Gerasimov.
The Russian military is divided into three services: the Russian Ground Forces, the Russian Navy, and the Russian Air Force. In addition there are three independent arms of service: Strategic Missile Troops, Russian Aerospace Defense Forces, and the Russian Airborne Troops. The Air Defence Troops, the former Soviet Air Defence Forces, have been subordinated into the Air Force since 1998. The Armed Forces as a whole are traditionally referred to as the Army (armiya), except in some cases, the Navy is specifically singled out.
Since late 2010 the Ground Forces as well as the Air Forces and Navy are distributed among four military districts: Western Military District, Southern Military District, Central Military District, and the Eastern Military District which also constitute four Joint Strategic Commands — West, South, Central, and East. Previously from 1992 to 2010, the Ground Forces were divided into six military districts: Moscow, Leningrad, North Caucausian, Privolzhsk-Ural, Siberian and Far Eastern and Russia's four fleets and one flotilla were organizations on par with the Ground Forces' Military Districts. These six MDs were merged into the four new MDs, which now also incorporate the air forces and naval forces.
There is one remaining Russian military base, the 102nd Military Base, in Armenia left of the former Transcaucasus Group of Forces. It likely reports to the Southern Military District.
The Navy consists of four fleets and one flotilla:
Northern Fleet (HQ at Severomorsk) subordinated to Joint Strategic Command West.
Baltic Fleet (HQ at Kaliningrad in the exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast) subordinated to Joint Strategic Command West.
Russias largest ever military exercise with 300,000 soldiers || Russian Army || Vostok-2018
The week-long exercise, known as Vostok-2018 (East-2018) “have kicked off” in far-eastern Russia, the defence ministry said on Tuesday.
Taking part in the drills are around 300,000 Russian soldiers, 36,000 military vehicles, 80 ships and 1,000 aircraft, helicopters and drones, as well as 3,500 Chinese troops.
The Russian defence ministry released video footage of military vehicles, planes, helicopters and ships getting into position for the initial stage of the drills.
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Russia: Egyptian special forces observe Russian military drills
The Director of Egypt's Special Forces praised the high level of training of Russia's forces after he observed night-time military drills, at the Chebarkul Proving Ground, Sverdlovsk region, early Friday. Over 1,000 troops from Russia's Federal Security Services as well as troops overseen by the Defence, Interior and Emergencies Ministries took part in the manoeuvres, which included mock assaults on compounds as well as live-fire exercises.
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Russian Military Budget Helps Upgrade Industry to Higher Level
Although Russia's military budget is 15 times smaller than that of the United States, Russia's military equipment still gains regular worldwide attention. It reserves the spot as the second biggest seller of weapons systems on the world market, with an export revenues of around 15 billion USD annually -- money very much welcomed and used for re-equipping Russian forces with new weapons.
Orsis T-5000 is one of the most modern sniper rifles of the Russian military and is used by the FSO - Russia's secret service agency in charge of protecting President Vladimir Putin.
The state-of-the-art sniper is produced by Orsis - a small weapons producer located on the outskirts of Moscow.
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Different Russian Weapons Against NATO Strategy In Europe.
Russian military shows it's power to send a message to Washington. A great video of Russian military vehicles and trucks at arms expo. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (Russian: Вооружённые Си́лы Росси́йской Федера́ции, tr. Vooruzhonnije Síly Rossíyskoj Federátsii) are the military service of Russia, established after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. On 7 May 1992, Boris Yeltsin signed a presidential decree establishing the Russian Ministry of Defence and placing all Soviet Armed Forces troops on the territory of the Russian SFSR under Russian control. The commander-in-chief of the armed forces is the president of Russia. Although the Russian armed forces were formed in 1992, the Russian military dates its roots back to the times of the Kievan Rus'.
The armed forces are divided into:
the three branches of Armed Forces , the Ground Force, Air Force, and the Navy,the three separate troop branches, the Strategic Missile Troops, the Aerospace Defense Forces and the Airborne Troops,the Rear of the Armed Forces, which has a separate status of its own.There are additionally two further separate troop branches maintained by the Ministry of the Interior, the Border Force and the Internal Troops. These are not normally included as branches of the Armed Forces but are nonetheless used in armed conflicts.
The number of troops is specified by decree of the President of Russia. On 1 January 2008, a number of 2,019,629 units, including military of 1,134,800 units, was set. In 2010 the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) estimated that the Russian Armed Forces numbered about 1,040,000 active troops and in the region of 2,035,000 reserves, actual personnel in the forces and paid was reported by the Audit Chamber of Russia as 766,000 in October 2013. As of December 2013, the armed forces are at 82 percent of the required manpower.
According to SIPRI, Russia spent nearly $72 billion on arms in 2011. Russia is planning further increases in its military spending, with draft budgets showing a 53% rise in real terms up to 2014. However, SIPRI adds that many analysts are doubtful whether the industry will be able to deliver on such ambitious plans after decades of stagnation following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Structure :
The Defence Ministry of the Russian Federation serves as the administrative body of the Armed Forces. Since Soviet times, the General Staff has acted as the main commanding and supervising body of the Russian armed forces: U.S. expert William Odom said in 1998, that 'the Soviet General Staff without the MoD is conceivable, but the MoD without the General Staff is not. However, currently the General Staff's role is being reduced to that of the Ministry's department of strategic planning, the Minister himself, currently Sergey Shoygu may now be gaining further executive authority over the troops. Other departments include the personnel directorate as well as the Rear Services, railway troops, Signal Troops and construction troops. The Chief of the General Staff is currently General of the Army Valery Gerasimov.
The Russian military is divided into three services: the Russian Ground Forces, the Russian Navy, and the Russian Air Force. In addition there are three independent arms of service: Strategic Missile Troops, Russian Aerospace Defense Forces, and the Russian Airborne Troops. The Air Defence Troops, the former Soviet Air Defence Forces, have been subordinated into the Air Force since 1998. The Armed Forces as a whole are traditionally referred to as the Army (armiya), except in some cases, the Navy is specifically singled out.
Since late 2010 the Ground Forces as well as the Air Forces and Navy are distributed among four military districts: Western Military District, Southern Military District, Central Military District, and the Eastern Military District which also constitute four Joint Strategic Commands — West, South, Central, and East. Previously from 1992 to 2010, the Ground Forces were divided into six military districts: Moscow, Leningrad, North Caucausian, Privolzhsk-Ural, Siberian and Far Eastern and Russia's four fleets and one flotilla were organizations on par with the Ground Forces' Military Districts. These six MDs were merged into the four new MDs, which now also incorporate the air forces and naval forces.
There is one remaining Russian military base, the 102nd Military Base, in Armenia left of the former Transcaucasus Group of Forces. It likely reports to the Southern Military District.
The Navy consists of four fleets and one flotilla:
Northern Fleet (HQ at Severomorsk) subordinated to Joint Strategic Command West.
Baltic Fleet (HQ at Kaliningrad in the exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast)
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Russia Shocked : U.S. B-52 Bomber Practiced an Attack on a Russian Naval Base
A U S B-52H Stratofortress large-payload multirole strategic bomber aircraft practiced a mock attack on a Russian naval base in the Baltic Sea region.
A strategic bomber of the U S Air Force approached to within about 99 miles (160 km) of the border with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad on Friday, according to flight data from air traffic network Plane Radar.
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Battle of Moscow 1941 - Nazi Germany vs Soviet Union [HD]
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The Battle of Moscow is the name given by Soviet historians to two periods of strategically significant fighting on a 600 km (370 mi) sector of the Eastern Front during World War II. It took place between October 1941 and January 1942. The Soviet defensive effort frustrated Hitler's attack on Moscow, capital of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and the largest Soviet city. Moscow was one of the primary military and political objectives for Axis forces in their invasion of the Soviet Union.
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