Report: Russian espionage ship has been fire in front of the shores of Syria

A secret Russian intelligence ship on fire in front of the Mediterranean coast, refused to receive assistance from another ship for fear of exposing the equipment and sensitive information on its deck. According to AP, the Russian ship’s incident “Kildin” occurred two weeks ago on January 23.Various sources reported that the ship had risen in flames for at least four hours at sea, not far from Tartus port, which is still under the control of the Russian army in Syria’s coastal strip. A ship of one of the NATO countries that operated in the space tried to contact the Russian ship staff and submit it, but it was reported that the Russian staff did not even read, and it is estimated that they feared the possibility of exposing the sensitive equipment on the intelligence ship deck.

 

 

 

Benasu estimates that the Russian ship, which was launched 55 years ago, operated in the Mediterranean space, with emphasis on the Turkish region, to collect intelligence on NATO countries and their vessels in the Mediterranean. It was also reported that the ship’s staff was already preparing to download rescue boats and abandoned it, but in the end they did not, because they apparently managed to take over the flames.

 

It was also reported that the ship waved a marking of two black balls on thermal, an agreed marine sign of a ship that could not continue to navigate and maneuver on its own. The ship remained in its place, and it is estimated that its intelligence collection activity continues despite the technical injury it absorbed. Even now it is unclear what caused burning.

This is not the only case recently reporting Russian intelligence ship against NATO Alliance forces. About a month ago, British defense revealed that a Russian espionage ship called “Junter” was identified in the Lamche Canal, just tens of km from the UK, As part of a move to gather intelligence on the spot.

 

 

 

At the end of December, the Russian ship Ursa Major exploded in the Mediterranean and coined near Algeria, after carrying an aboard a strategic charge designed to reach the Far East in Russia. It is estimated that Ukraine’s military intelligence is related to the incident, but not unambiguous evidence. This week, Finland Alina’s Foreign Minister and Luna has accused Russia and China are necessarily related to the series of underwater cable sabotage incidents in the Baltic Sea over the past few months.

 

 

 

Yesterday, Washington said Post Moraf Abu Kasra, Syria’s new defense, that the new leadership in Damascus was “open to the possibility” that Russia could keep its big military bases on the terrace and amazed to the Mediterranean “as long as the Kremlin demands serve our interests.” He said Russia’s attitude toward the new leadership in Syria “has improved significantly” since the fall of the Assad regime, and when asked that the Russian army bombed him and his friends when they were rebel, he replied: “Politics has no permanent enemies.” A few days ago, Broiters reported that Syrian President Ahmad a-Shari told Deputy Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov that Syria would require Assad’s closure from Russia as a condition for leaving the great Russian bases.