The official youtube channel of the Russian Ministry of Defence, shows the frigate "Admiral Makarov" and Coastal anti-ship missile system Utes, also known as Sotka, engaged in recent naval drills in the Black Sea. Utes fired a missile, while the ship got a fix on its location, and successfully hit the target. The spectacular moment of the launch can be seen in the video from different positions, and it is really impressive: picturesque views of the Black Sea, fire and smoke from the projectiles,

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As the world’s largest international maritime exercise, RIMPAC provides a unique opportunity to train with our many Allies and partners around the globe. Together, we stand ready to promote a free and open Indo-Pacific. | The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations

3.9K views · 77 reactions | The Philippines did not send a ship to this year's RIMPAC exercises, citing tensions with China over territorial claims in the South China Sea. It's instead sent observers to the drills, to gather support from the other 28 countries taking part. For more on RIMPAC, visit the link in our bio. #Taiwan #Philippines #RIMPAC | TaiwanPlus News | Facebook

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93K views · 244 reactions | The US and 25 other nations are working together in the world’s largest maritime exercise. | Military and Defense Insider | Facebook

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Collins class submarine, HMAS Rankin, has arrived at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii to participate in Exercise Rim of the Pacific 18 (RIMPAC 18). RIMPAC is a biennial military training exercise to strengthen international maritime partnerships, enhance interoperability and improve the readiness of participating forces for a wide range of potential operations. The Australian Defence Force has sent four surface ships, a submarine, one aircraft and more than 1,600 personnel to take part in RIMPAC in Hawaii a