Category: Security policy

Rotes Meer: Die "Hessen" und Aspides

Rotes Meer: Die "Hessen" und Aspides

Gepostet von | 2 Feb 2024 | , , | 0

19. Februar: Start der maritimen EU-Mission im Roten Meer? marineforum.online hatte bereits am 23. Januar 2024 zur Entscheidungsfindung und Mittelgestellung bezüglich einer EU-geführten Marinemission berichtet. Beitrag lesen Hier nun weitere Entwicklungen Aspides, die EU-Marinemission im Roten Meer, hat in dieser Woche eine weitere Hürde genommen. Beim informellen Treffen der Verteidigungsminister konnten entscheidende Weichen gestellt werden. „Unser Ziel ist es, die Operation Aspides spätestens am 19. Februar einzurichten und zu starten. Und ich bin sicher, dass wir das tun werden“, sagte Josep Borrell am Ende des informellen Verteidigungsministerrates der EU am 31. Januar 2024. Nationale Beiträge Nach den Ausführungen des...

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Russian Navy: Large workshop ship on its way home - and now?

Russian Navy: Large workshop ship on its way home - and now?

Gepostet von | 1 Feb 2024 | , , | 0

On the last weekend in January, the large workshop ship "PM-82" of the Russian Navy could be seen travelling eastwards in the Fehmarnbelt. The Amur-class ship (project 304, 122 metres, 5,600 tonnes) was accompanied on its journey from Tartus in Syria to Baltiysk by the support ship "Sergey Balk", which has been commuting between the Baltic Sea and the Middle East for almost a year. In the autumn, "Sergey Balk" had only just escorted the Kilo-3 class submarine "Krasnodar" - one of six boats from the first batch of the modified Kilo class (project 636.3, 74 metres, 3,100 tonnes submerged) built for the Black Sea Fleet - from Tartus to St Petersburg for repairs. Accompanied by...

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Russia's LNG projects make progress despite sanctions

Russia's LNG projects make progress despite sanctions

Gepostet von | 18 Jan 2024 | , , , , | 0

Russia's largest producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG), Novatek, has completed the first line of its "Arctic LNG 2" project despite US and EU sanctions. The first LNG deliveries are scheduled to be shipped in the first quarter of 2024. PROFILE Arctic LNG 2 will have three production strings that can produce a total of 19.8 million tonnes per year. Each line will therefore have a capacity of 6.6 million tonnes. The other two production lines are expected to go into operation by 2026. Special feature: each production line will not be firmly founded in the permafrost, as is usually the case, but will be floating on gravity-based structures (GBS) in the Gulf of Ob....

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Red Sea: Houthi attack on US destroyer

Red Sea: Houthi attack on US destroyer

Gepostet von | 17 Jan 2024 | , , , , | 0

At around 2.45 p.m. (CET) on 14 January 2024, there was an attack on a US Navy ship in the sea area off Hodeidah. According to reports from US Central Command, the missile fired at the "USS Laboon" (DDG 58, 1st batch, in service since 1995) was intercepted and neutralised by an unidentified US fighter aircraft. There was no evidence of damage to people or material. The missile was fired from a Houthi-controlled area in south-west Yemen. The "USS Laboon" is part of the American forces of Operation Prosperity Guardian. The attack on "USS Laboon" took place two days after the attacks...

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Inspector of the Navy reiterates his demands

Inspector of the Navy reiterates his demands

Gepostet von | 15 Jan 2024 | , , | 0

It's January and therefore time for the Naval Historical Tactical Conference (HiTaTa). For the 63rd time, naval officers met for this traditional - and sometimes legendary - event. And once again, expectations were not disappointed: great presentations, lively discussions and, of course, dialogue and networking! You can read about this year's HiTaTa in the next issue of marineforum.

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