Along the route, the crews practice various algorithms of actions

Warships, boats, and support vessels of the Pacific Fleet leave their permanent deployment points and start crossing and operational deployment in designated areas of the Sea of Japan, the Sea of Okhotsk, and the Bering Sea to carry out tasks as part of strike, ASW strike and mine warfare groups, and amphibious squadrons within the framework of the unexpected combat readiness inspection.

◽️ Along the route, the crews practice various algorithms of actions when performing tasks at sea, including the organisation of damage control at sea, ships' passage through bottlenecks, and training with operators of navigation radar systems.

◽️ During the inspection, the knowledge and practical skills of watch officers in sailing and manoeuvring ships in a formation when carrying out dispersion tasks in maritime areas as part of tactical groups and in organising air and mine defence.

◽️ On supply vessels, the readiness for rescue and resource support of actions of ship task groups in maritime areas was checked