The drill was aimed at testing the maneuver capability of the fleet in deep-sea navigation, long-distance operation, submarine communication and coordination with other battleships. Other than nuclear-powered submarines, a wide range of destroyers, frigates, depot ships and military helicopters were also engaged in the drill, according to military officers in the drill.
As the human cost of the spiraling Syrian conflict mounts, civilians are being increasingly caught up in the fighting. Some are now facing no other choice than to enlist in the military and head to the front line. RT's Paula Slier met one Syrian mother who's taken the safety of her children into her own hands.
Two years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, is Libya on the brink of a new civil war? Will the government be able to control the country's militias? Does the turmoil in Libya account for increased instability in the region? And, to what degree is NATO responsible for the mess in Libya today? CrossTalking with Rich Galen and Michael Shank.
Are IDF soldiers happy with their missions? Is the Israeli army 'the most moral' in the world? What are the tasks when there are no immediate wars or terror alerts? We talk to Avihai Stollar, IDF veteran combatant and member of 'Breaking the Silence' organization, which collects confessions from soldiers about what they had to engage in during their military service in the West Bank or Gaza.
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