Russia bluff near Alaska to give puppet cover for upcoming interference

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Cuddles, Aug 30, 2020.

  1. Cuddles

    Cuddles

    How could they be tryng to help Trump when there'so much tension between both countries? the lemmings will ask.


    https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...-surfacing-near-alaska-amid-rash-of-posturing

    Russian Submarine Sets Off Alarm Bells After Surfacing Near Alaska Amid Rash Of Posturing
    Russia is holding its largest naval drills in the Pacific in recent memory as the U.S. Navy's big RIMPAC wargames are underway.

    Russia's Pacific Fleet has claimed that the surfacing of the guided-missile submarine Omsk in the Bering Sea off Alaska yesterday was "routine," despite it being a highly unusual event that set of alarm bells within the U.S. military. This sub is presently taking part in the largest Russian naval exercise in this area since the fall of the Soviet Union, which is tied to the country's increasing military activities in the strategic Arctic region. This comes amid a host of other instances of military posturing between Washington and Moscow, including the U.S. Navy's recent and equally rare decision to publicize a visit by the highly advanced, first-in-class USS Seawolf to Norway.

    Russian state-run media outlet RIA Novosti published the comments downplaying Omsk's activities on Aug. 28, 2020. The day before, U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) had publicly announced that it was monitoring the activities of an unspecified submarine sailing on the surface in international waters near Alaska. At that time, NORTHCOM said that it was prepared to render assistance to the boat, if necessary, suggesting it might be experiencing an emergency of some kind, but there has been no indication since that this was the case.