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How the U.S. made Portuguese P-3C “Orion” detected Russian B-608 Mozhaysk?

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July 9, 2024
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How the U.S. made Portuguese P-3C “Orion” detected Russian B-608 Mozhaysk?
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July 9, 2024, 9:02 pm

A Portuguese Air Force’s Lockheed P-3C "Orion" anti-submarine patrol aircraft recently located a dreaded Russian Kilo-class submarine.
Viewers may note that this type of submarine is often referred to as the "Black Hole" in NATO circles for its exceptional stealth and low noise levels.

According to Russian media, the submarine identified is likely the B-608 Mozhaysk of the Baltic Fleet.
The submarine was spotted at the end of June. This is a compelling development.
 
In this video, Defense Updates analyzes how the U.S. made Portuguese P-3C "Orion" detected Russian B-608 Mozhaysk?

#defenseupdates #usvsrussia #Mozhaysk

Chapters:
00:11 INTRODUCTION
01:40 B-608 MOZHAYSK
04:18 LOCKHEED P-3 ORION 
06:47 ANALYSIS

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