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New Movements of Russian Naval Units in the Mediterranean: Vice Admiral Paromov Heading Towards Gibraltar

August 15, 20241 Mins read199
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New movements of Russian Navy units in the Mediterranean.

The replenishment ship Vice Admiral Paromov (IMO 9882097) is currently sailing southeast of Sicily at a speed of 8.3 knots, heading 280°.

The ship departed from Tartus on the morning of August 10 and is likely heading towards Gibraltar to exit the Mediterranean.

It is unclear whether it is moving alone or accompanied by other Russian Navy units.

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