Russia's Naval Movements in the Caribbean: A New Chapter in Cold War Tactics

This summer, Russia ramps up naval and air activity near the United States, echoing Cold War-era strategies. Moscow's naval exercises in the Caribbean, including a fleet with hypersonic missile carriers, draw attention as tensions rise over American support for Ukraine. Despite the show of force, the US and NATO see no direct threat, with experts labeling these moves as symbolic gestures rather than substantial threats.

Cuban ports will host Russian ships, and potential deployments in Venezuela are anticipated. These exercises mark the first such Russian operations in the region since 2019, with the aim of projecting power rather than initiating conflict. However, concerns persist about potential sabotage by Russian operatives in Western countries, highlighting ongoing hybrid warfare tactics.

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[ryanhartnett]

Russia must be very careful to avoid the Bermuda Triangle. Ships disappear there all the time.

[veryhappychappy]

They're much safer in the Caribbean than the Black

[blairmarshall]

Oh the Russians are so scary in there old ass boats

[meekmeads]

Them tug boats be working overtime 🤣😂🤣😂

[ponypong]

What happens if a couple of seababies take an interest?

[carolpieper]

Hasn't most of their Navy been eliminated by Ukraine? It just means they feel safer in the Caribbean than close to Ukraine.

[Matthew-wnoq]

How humiliating! Hahahah😂 No threat to USA, Russia struggling with an aging fleet woooohooo 😂😂😂😂

[wesc]

As a non-amateur and American. trust me when I say we're not losing any sleep over this.

[barbaratyler]

I didn’t think Russia had enough resources left to send ships to the Caribbean.

[alexgonzalez]

Damn Cubans 😂 love the people but the government ain’t 💩

[AngusAbbott-qfxm]

Has ruZZia sent any aircraft carriers with their “ fleet” ?

[chuhaistyr]

Nothing special, just a comment for YouTube algorithms. Greetings from Ukraine! 💙💛 Thanks for your job!

[rangerider]

Gotta' wonder, if Daddy Vlady' chose Seamen who can't swim to the first beach they see?

[JenGM]

80% of the Caribbean is American, good luck to ruzzia if they think about acting funny.

[BlackEpyon]

It says a lot about their ill-maintained fleet that they also sent a tugboat.

[NexPutax]

Seeking safety from Ukrainian drones🇺🇦!

[AndyWoohoo]

Only place they are safe, no sea drones there.

[jooseppib]

Given the ruzzian Navy's history of getting lost and sinking their own ships i would not be to worried

[jimg]

The Russian carrier group would be more menacing if it had a carrier.

[soutien]

Et après poutine dira que c'est l'occident qui provoque 🇺🇦🇨🇵😉🇱🇷