Posted on May 27, 2021
Russian spy ship operating off Kauai, Navy confirms
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A Russian spy ship parked in international waters off Kauai for several days has delayed a Missile Defense Agency missile test, officials said.
U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor said in a statement that it “is aware of the Russian vessel operating in international waters in the vicinity of Hawaii, and will continue to track it through the duration of its time here. Through maritime patrol aircraft, surface ships and joint capabilities, we can closely monitor all vessels in the Indo-Pacific area of operations.”
U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor said in a statement that it “is aware of the Russian vessel operating in international waters in the vicinity of Hawaii, and will continue to track it through the duration of its time here. Through maritime patrol aircraft, surface ships and joint capabilities, we can closely monitor all vessels in the Indo-Pacific area of operations.”
Russian spy ship operating off Kauai, Navy confirms
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This is not "new" news; they've been there since the Cold War started. Every Swabbie on here that sailed out of Pearl can attest to that.
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Not sure the depth of effectiveness, I am guessing this is as much for posturing than real intelligence gathering. Russia today is like an old Hollywood actress whose glory days are behind her. Debbie Reynolds a few years ago in an interview tried to keep her chin up, but no longer was she young and beautiful. I do not want to say I felt bad for her, but I cannot find another word to use. The Russian Pacific Fleet is sorely hurting, dreaming of its soviet glory days. It seems to me most of their ships are patched up, and put to sea, patched up, and put to sea. I can only imagine how hard the spare parts are hard to find. I cannot find words to describe the sadness of the Russian Navy. So let me use disastrous.
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