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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Russia has installed latest set of anti-ship missiles on border with Azerbaijan


The Russian government has started realising its threat on installation of tactical and strategic missile systems of various types of bases on its southern flank in response to the creation of tactical missile defense by the United States and NATO.

According to Russian sources, a separate coastal missile division of the Caspian Flotilla of Russia, equipped with such latest anti-ship missiles as Ball with a range of 130 km, deployed in Dagestan, near the town of Izberbash.

According to sources, deploying of anti-ship missiles in Dagestan is in full accordance with Russian Navy High Command’s plans on bringing the Caspian flotilla in line with the new image.

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