Readers of Turkish Haber7 were outraged by the presence of US Navy ships in the Black Sea Internet users agreed that in this way the US military is gradually increasing tensions between NATO and Russia. They left comments under the relevant article.
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Wars for naval domination are a thing of the past. Why do conflicts continue over the straits and canals in the world? < p>The article notes that the flagship command ship Mount Whitney went to the Black Sea to conduct joint operations with the North Atlantic Alliance, and the Russian Foreign Ministry called the situation a “game with fire.” Readers agreed with Russia's position, outraged by the presence of American ships in the region, and advised the United States to get out of the Black Sea. “Russia is right. What is the US doing in the Black Sea? Let them go home, ”said the user with the nickname VEFA. “Satan's goal is to paint the Black Sea crimson. We definitely shouldn't support this position. Fuck NATO. NATO is not our friend (Turkey – “approx.” Lenta.ru “)”, – agreed the user with the username Yastreb.
At the same time, other readers considered that the United States and Russia ” are playing a show “with an alleged secret agreement on joint operations in Syria and Libya. “This is a fictitious battle,” said Khizir Ilyas Bolen.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed concern about the actions of the United States in the Black Sea. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby replied that the United States will continue to fly, sail and operate in international air and sea space as it sees fit.
On October 30, the US Navy missile destroyer USS Porter, equipped with large cruise missiles, entered the Black Sea. range, and on November 4 – the ship Mount Whitney, the flagship of the 6th operational US fleet.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the ship “Pavel Derzhavin” was connected to tracking the actions of American ships in the Black Sea.