Six Russian Warships Heading to Black Sea for Drills

February 8, 2022

Reuters

By Maria Kiselyova and Ece Toksabay

MOSCOW/ISTANBUL, Feb 8 (Reuters) – Six Russian warships are heading to the Black Sea from the Mediterranean for naval drills, the Interfax news agency cited Russia’s Defence Ministry as saying on Tuesday, in what it said was a pre-planned movement of military resources.

Russia announced last month its navy would stage a sweeping set of exercises involving all its fleets in January and February, from the Pacific to the Atlantic, in the latest show of strength in a surge of military activity during a standoff with the West over Ukraine.

The six ships are scheduled to pass through Turkey’s straits to the Black Sea on Tuesday and Wednesday, Turkish sources said.

The vessels include the Korolev, the Minsk and the Kaliningrad, which are set to navigate the Bosphorus on Tuesday, while the Pyotr Morgunov, the Georgy Pobedonosets and the Olenegorsky Gornyak are expected to pass on Wednesday.

Russia has amassed more than 100,000 troops near the Ukraine border. It denies any plans to invade but is seeking sweeping security guarantees, including a promise of no missile deployments near its borders, a scaling back of NATO military infrastructure and a ban on Ukraine ever joining the alliance.

Legally, NATO member Turkey could shut the straits to transit if Russia were to take military action against Ukraine.

“Turkey is authorized to close the straits to all foreign warships in wartime or when it is threatened by aggression. Also, it is authorized to refuse transit to merchant ships belonging to countries at war with Turkey,” said Yoruk Isik, a geopolitical analyst based in Istanbul.

Turkey, which shares a maritime border with both Ukraine and Russia in the Black Sea, has said any military conflict would be unacceptable and has told Moscow any invasion would be unwise.

However President Tayyip Erdogan has also offered to mediate in the row between Moscow and Kyiv. Ankara has cordial relations with both countries, though Erdogan says it will do what is necessary as a NATO member in the event of a Russian invasion.

French President Emmanuel Macron said after talks in the Kremlin on Monday with Russia’s Vladimir Putin that the coming days would be crucial in the standoff over Ukraine. Putin suggested some progress had been made in the talks. (Additional reporting by Jonathan Spicer in Istanbul; Editing by Andrew Osborn and Gareth Jones)

https://gcaptain.com/six-russian-warships-heading-to-black-sea-for-drills/

>>125563

This shows up on General 00:32:53 ET

General Research #19716 >>>/qresearch/15591649

Human trafficking ring smashed as suspect traced in Liverpool

A suspected 'high-ranking' member of a significant human trafficking network has been arrested in Liverpool.

A spokesman for the NCA said the arrest is the latest phase of an investigation into the smuggling of mainly Vietnamese migrants into the UK in the backs of lorries in August, September and October 2020.

The NCA has around 50 ongoing investigations into the "top tier of organised immigration crime or human trafficking"

9 FEB 2022

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/human-trafficking-ring-smashed-suspect-23037132

cp shill starts:

10 Feb 2022

00:33:52 ET cp link shill post to General Research >>15591656 (standard reported)

00:35:55 ET cp link shill posts to Canada #28 >>1559666 (post globalled)

beginning to scan, was supposed to be asleep about 2 hours ago, we know how that goes

Canada #28 >>>/qresearch/15594283 & >>>/qresearch/15594881

Judge orders Ottawa police to return all fuel they seized from Truckers…

UPDATE — Police return fuel to Truckers, found contaminated

What a shock. Judge? They returned something they didn't take. Contaminated fuel. Judge should make them buy and refill all of the tanks under court supervision and then return that fuel to the Patriots.

video (3:48)

https://youtu.be/vwwOJrVDmgQ

QR catalog getting spammed again. It's only Thursday, what they mad about?

>>125648 (me)

this here stuff

Fighter jet crashes near Air Force base in AZ

A privately contracted fighter aircraft crashes near Luke Air Force Base late Thursday morning

“At approximately 11:11 a.m. today, during a routine training mission, a contracted Mirage F1 fighter aircraft operating out of Luke Air Force Base crashed 15 miles northwest of the base in an unpopulated area,” the Air Force Base said in an afternoon press release. “The pilot was able to safely eject. The cause of the incident is under investigation.”

Following the crash, support teams from the 56th Civil Engineer Squadron fire department, 56th CES explosive ordnance disposal unit, and 56th Security Forces Squadron arrived on the scene.

Fox 10 reporter Nicole Garcia tweeted video footage showcasing the crash site. “Breaking : military aircraft crashes in Desert in Buckeye, pilot reportedly ejected before the crash and is safe. Crash debris strewn across the desert. Waiting for an update from military police/Luke Air Force Base #fox10phoenix.”

Brig. Gen. Gregory Kreuder, 56th Fighter Wing Commander said, “Our Airmen and partners are our most important resource and we are committed to conducting our mission to train the world’s greatest fighter pilots as safely as possible.”

“We are thankful for the continued outstanding support Luke receives from our community partners, especially during difficult situations like this,” Kreuder added. “Finally, I’m grateful nobody was hurt on the ground and the pilot was safely recovered with only minor injuries.”

Airborne Tactical Advantage Company (ATAC), the private company that provided the aircraft told AZ Family, “Today, an ATAC Mirage F1 fighter aircraft supporting military flight training at Luke Air Force Base was destroyed when it crashed in an uninhabited area outside the base. The pilot safely ejected and is being treated for minor injuries. ATAC is investigating the incident and will work with relevant authorities to determine the cause and take any remedial action that is necessary. We ask for your understanding as we work through all the details of this investigation. ATAC will provide more information as it becomes available.”

ATAC is a subsidiary of Textron and operates a variety of fighter aircraft, including Mk-58 Hawker Hunter, Israeli F-21 Kfir, A-4 Skyhawk, L-39 Albatros II and the French Mirage F-1. The company employs former military aviators and uses its aircraft to train with active military aviators in the Air Force, Navy, Marines and Air National Guard, honing their tactical flight skills.

AZ Family reported the FAA placed a 24-hour temporary flight restriction in a five-mile area around the crash site.

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2022/02/fighter-jet-crashes-near-air-force-base-in-az/

General Research #19725 >>>/qresearch/15598787

What? Cucked California AG going after Black Lives Matter!

California AG Threatens to Cripple BLM if Group Doesn’t Prove it Isn’t Corrupt

https://thehollywoodconservative.us/articles/california-ag-threatens-to-cripple-blm-if-group-doesnt-prove-it-isnt-corrupt/

Eight posts from the pedo bear link MF in 24 hours

10 Feb 2022

00:33:52 ET cp link shill post to General Research >>15591656 (standard reported)

00:35:55 ET cp link shill posts to Canada #28 >>1559666 (globalled)

01:56:46 ET cp link shill posts to General Research >>15592002 (standard report, globalled by another anon)

14:27:48 ET cp link shill posts to General Research >>15595442 (standard report)

16:01:50 ET cp link shill posts to General Research >>15596131 (globalled by another anon)

20:45:44 ET cp link shill posts to General Research >>15598037 (globalled)

22:24:30 ET cp link shill posts to General Research >>15598853 (standard report)

23:43:22 ET cp link shill posts to General Research >>15599371 (globalled)

>>125708

USN off San Diego and San Clemente Island. Mexican SAR "DEFENDER 04" and maybe Coastie Cutter STEADFAST (1 hour 57 minute age on the track)

>>125714

Thing I remember about the aggregators is if multi-page for the same bread, add letters

Pieces from South Africa bread:

#6b

>>14095424 Montenegro Destroyed UNESCO World Heritage Site for Chinese Infrastructure Project

>>14106215 Explained: the Zulu connection to the eSwatini monarchy (video)

>>14123452 Report of the Moerane Commission of enquiry into the underlying causes of the murder of politicians in Kwazulu-Natal (attached pdf)

>>14181797 President Ramaphosa among world leaders targetted in the Pegasus Spyware scandal: Shenilla Mohamed (video)

>>14306177 Eskom confirms 'explosion' at Medupi Power Station (video)

>>14306473 SANDF at SABC | Reaction to SANDF deployment to the SABC: Hannes Du Buisson (video)

>>14377992 On Mo Shaik, spy allegations, arms deal and political conspiracy

>>14380573 Islam going mainstream in Nkandla

>>14380636 Concerns raised over suspected South African involvement in Mozambique attacks

>>14387303 Davos 1999 - Nelson Mandela” – World Economic Forum (video)

>>14388152 South Africans: Rothschilds are sucking the country’s economy

>>14389780 Newsroom: Bernard Hotz on Terrorism funding (video)

#6a

>>14585603 Questions of cost of Zuma's chartered flight to US

>>14585618 A Look Behind the Curtain of South Africa's Rainbow Nation

>>14602301 Ex-Special Forces Recce and POW, Wynand du Toit, reflects on Operation Argon (video)

>>14621688 Barclays’ private bankers serve ultra-rich, as watchdogs sound alarms

>>14621693 Bankers versus compliance

>>14621698, >>14621701, >>14621703 Ivor Ichikowitz and Barclays (Parts 1-4)

>>14622050, >>14622064, >>14622094, >>14622148 Should Maria Ramos Be In The PIC” – Barclays connection (Parts 1-4)

>>14622184 Ramaphosa and MTN’s offshore stash

any more and it would have started with #6c