Source: Russian frigate leaves for Mediterranean on Syria mission February 27, 2017 - 18:01 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich left the port of Sevastopol in Crimea on Monday, February 27 for the Mediterranean where it will join the country's naval forces deployed near the Syrian coast, a naval official said, according to Reuters. A Reuters witness saw the ship leaving its moorings in the naval port of Sevastopol. "It (the frigate) will be operating as part of the permanent Russian Navy force in the Mediterranean," the Interfax news agency quoted the navy's Captain Vyacheclav Truhachev, a spokesman for the Black Sea fleet, as saying. The frigate armed with Kalibr (Caliber) cruise missiles was deployed to the Mediterranean Sea last November as part of Russia's naval task force to Syria where it launched missile strikes against Islamic State targets. The Admiral Grigorovich is the first in the class of six frigates commissioned by the Russian navy in 2010 for its Black Sea Fleet. Photo: Reuters   Top stories Moderna’s proposed price would apply to the United States and other high-income countries. A spokesperson, said a doctor gave her a vaccination on Friday, then tested positive for the virus shortly after. Czechs and foreign nationals with permanent or long-term residence will not be allowed to leave the country. Ravindra Gupta said the new test results were "even more remarkable" and likely demonstrated the patient was cured.   Partner news |  Latest news 6000 shots fired by Azerbaijan in truce violations over the past week  The Karabakh troops took measures to silence Azerbaijan's shooting and continue protecting their positions.Karabakh reports one new coronavirus infection 243 people have so far recovered from the disease in Karabakh, while 26 others are quarantined.Facebook begins merging Instagram and Messenger chats Once you hit update, the DM icon in the top right of Instagram is replaced by the Facebook Messenger logo.Armenia: Active cases drop below 6000 for first time since May 183,789 tests have been performed since the beginning of the outbreak in the country. |
