10,000 ton docks, dry-dock facilities,and larger support facilities a full scale naval base
Good film Noise!
We'll see if Russia upgrades their little port or moves on to bigger and better things! I think they'll just leave it as is.
Dredging is very slow and costs a lot of money!
Twitler: "N. Korea wants to sit at the same table as the other countries that are in the League of Nuclear capable nations."
Jack: The Singapore Summit, with both USA and NK Flags next to each other, signaled that and WE ACCEPTED THAT.
Twitler: "... if you don't want N. Korea to have their nukes- you better be prepared to take them away from them- because they will never just give them up!"
Jack: When NK fired two missiles over Japan ... and the USA just stood there sucking it's thumb ... NK and the World knew the USA would do NOTHING.
Twitler: "Someone please advise the president!"
Jack: He already knows, it's some Americans that just haven't quite figured it out yet.
Ship of Interest: Coming from Novorossiysk very heavy, Russia flag RoRo Sparta II transits Mediterranean-bound Bosphorus en route to #Tartus #Syria carrying military cargo for Oboronlogistika
Of course they will, it is their only Mediterranean port. They want to upgrade it to keep a permanent naval presence there consisting of frigates, destroyers, cruisers and aircraft carriers.
On 18 January 2017, Russia and Syria signed an agreement, effective forthwith, whereunder Russia would be allowed to expand and use the naval facility at Tartus for 49 years on a free-of-charge basis and enjoy sovereign jurisdiction over the base.
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