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Russian base nuclear warship and anti-submarine aircraft in Venezuela

Russia to base nuclear warship and anti-submarine aircraft in Venezuela

Russia plans temporarily to base a nuclear-powered missile cruiser and anti-submarine aircraft in Venezuela, foreign ministry spokesman Andrei Nesterenko said Monday. (UPDATED)"Before the end of the year, as part of a long-distance expedition, we plan a visit to Venezuela by a Russian navy flotilla... and the temporary basing of anti-submarine aircraft of the Russian Navy at an airport in Venezuela," spokesman Andrei Nesterenko was quoted by Reuters as saying. The Venezuelan navy announced Saturday that four Russian ships with almost 1,000 sailors aboard would carry out joint maneuvers with the navy of Caracas leftist government in Venezuelan territorial waters on November 10-14.    The four ships will include the Peter the Great nuclear-powered guided missile cruiser and the Admiral Chabanenko anti-submarine ship, Nesterenko told a briefing in Moscow.   The visit has been planned for a long time and "is not in any way connected to the current situation in the Caucasus," said Nesterenko, referring to tensions over Russia’s incursion into U.S. ally Georgia in August. "It is not aimed at any third country," he said. Medvedev accused the United States of rearming Georgia under the guise of humanitarian aid, after Friday’s arrival of the U.S. Navy's Mediterranean flagship at a key Georgian port close to where Russian troops are patrolling. "I wonder how they would like it if we sent humanitarian assistance using our navy to countries of theCaribbean that have suffered from the recent hurricanes," Medvedev said. HIGH VISIBILITY The 'Peter the Great' is large and heavily armed with both surface-to-surface and around 500 surface-to-air missiles, Jon Rosamund, the editor of Jane's Navy International, a specialist publication told Reuters.   "On paper it's an immensely powerful ship," he said. "We are not really sure if this is a show of force or if it poses a viable operational capability at this stage," Rosamund said. "These ships have far more capability, on paper, than the U.S. destroyers that went to the Black Sea, but it's difficult to compare capacity," Rosamund said. "The Russian navy is keen to be seen on the world stage." Admiral Eduard Baltin, former commander of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, said the Caribbean maneuvers meant "Russia is returning to the stage in its power and international relations which it, regrettably, lost at the end of last century".   "No one loves the weak," Baltin was quoted as saying by Russia's Interfax news agency. Leftist-populist President Hugo Chavez, a harsh critic of the U.S. government, has forged closer ties withMoscow including arms supply and production deals. Chavez has supported Moscow in the Georgia conflict, and stressed that "Russia is rising up again as a global power." Russia’s defense ministry in July denied a report it was considering basing bomber aircraft in Cuba in retaliation for U.S. missile defense plans in Eastern Europe. "We regard these sorts of reports from anonymous sources as disinformation," RIA Novosti quoted defense ministry spokesman Ilshat Baichurin as saying.

Russian warships dock in Cuba

The unit consists of the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet, missile cruiser ‘Moscow’, the large anti-submarine ship ‘Vice Admiral Kulakov’ of the Northern Fleet and a number of supply and service ships. The squadron visited the port of Havana to replenish supplies. A surface combatant squadron of the Russian Navy arrived in Cuba on Saturday for the first time in four years. The Cuban government announced the fleet was there for a “friendly visit.”

The ships were greeted by an artillery salute, a naval band and a few hundred onlookers as they arrived in the Bay of Havana.

Russian diplomats and the foreign military attaché accredited in Havana paid a visit to the ‘Moscow’ missile cruiser. Tourists will also be able to visit the cruiser on Monday, Cuba's government announced.

Vintage US-made cars pass by as Cubans watcht the "Moskva" Russian guide missile cruiser arriving at Havana's harbour, on August 3, 2013.(AFP Photo / Adalberto Roque)

Cubans watch as the "Moskva" Russian guide missile cruiser (R) and destroyer " Vice Admiral Kulakov" (L) moor at Havana's harbour, on August 3, 2013.(AFP Photo / Adalberto Roque)

Cubans watch as the "Moskva" Russian guide missile cruiser moors at Havana's harbour, on August 3, 2013. (AFP Photo / Adalberto Roque)

A vintage US-made car passes by as Cubans wave at the "Moskva" Russian guide missile cruiser arriving at Havana's harbour, on August 3, 2013.(AFP Photo / Adalberto Roque)

Russian cruiser "Moskva" arrives at Havana Harbor in Cuba August 3, 2013.(Reuters / Enrique De La Osa)

The Russian cruiser "Moskva" enters Havana Harbor in Havana August 3, 2013.(Reuters / Stringer)