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The nuclear-powered submarine returns home after a two months voyage across the North-Atlantic that included docking in Cuba.

For the first time since 2017 no larger warships will participate in Russia’s Main naval parade in the waters outside St. Petersburg. “Security reasons,” says Rear Admiral.

Still unclear why the nuclear-powered submarine Tambov, the destroyer Admiral Levchenko and the landing vessel Ivan Gren are departing the Baltic Sea.

Norway donates six F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, the Government announces.

A thorough search was conducted in the premises of the Belokamenka LNG Construction Center and several foreign workers sent directly to the local military draft office.

After last year's break, nuclear subs will again be on display. The K-561 Kazan and the B-448 Tambov will both be present at the Main Naval Parade in St. Petersburg on July 28.

This is a region is of high strategic importance for both NATO and Russia, the two countries' defence ministers underline as they sign an agreement on the North Atlantic and Arctic.

The Knyaz Vladimir is based in the Kola Peninsula and can carry up to 16 Bulava ballistic missiles. The strategic sub is now officially under the patronage of legislators from St.Petersburg.

According to Russia's Northern Fleet, multi-purpose submarines Severodvinsk and Orel fired cruise missiles on an imagined fleet of enemy landing ships as part of an exercise off the coast of the Kola Peninsula.

For the first time, Yasen-class sub K-564 Arkhangelsk left the Sevmash naval yard in Severodvinsk for testing at sea.

The pair of Tu-95MS bombers that on Monday flew north of Finnmark region had empty external pylons for cruise missiles under the wings. For Norway, though, the growing concern is not only Russia's cruise missiles, but the more advanced short-range ballistic missiles, like the Iskander-M and Kinzhal. Weapons that can hit targets up north within minutes.

The top-modern, heavily armed, submarine is part of a Russian naval detachment of four ships that will stay in port of the Cuban capital from June 12 to June 17.