"Forgot" a lesson since the USSR: Putin in Cuba "plays muscles" before Biden - expert

Russian ships arrived in Cuba, and the frigate at the entrance to the bay launched dozens of rockets. Expert Anthony Gliz explained that Vladimir Putin is trying to seem to seem to be the "heir" of the USSR. Russian President Vladimir Putin "plays muscles" in front of the United States, sending a naval frigate and a nuclear submarine to Cuba. On June 13, Professor Buckingham University Anthony Glce said this in a comment for the Daily Star on June 13.

The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation stated that the training of the submarine "Kazan" and the missile frigate "Admiral Gorshkov" provided firing high -precision missiles for fictitious purposes. Cuba assured that none of the ships had nuclear weapons. The US added that training did not put a "direct threat" to them. However, the expert suggested that Russian vessels were still equipped with weapons.

"This demonstration of force was a deliberate provocation, as well as a reminder that Putin wants him to be considered the heir to Soviet communism with his global ambitions," he explained. Gliz stressed that Admiral Gorshkov is one of the most powerful ships of the Fleet of the Russian Federation. It carries the latest missiles of the Land-Air Land, the "Earth-Tove" rockets and modern Russian protochic weapons. Entering the harbor of harbor, the frigate released 21 shells.

A submarine came behind him. "It was the greatest demonstration of power from Russia in the Caribbean, only 90 miles from Florida for many years," the expert said. He explained that against the background of permission from the United States to beat on objects in the Russian Federation, "evil Putin" tries to play with muscles "before Biden. His goal is to frighten the Americans to believe that Russia still needs to be considered.

"And so, there is a clear intention to show the United States that Russia has not forgotten Cuba, the only real communist thematic park in the Caribbean (they rely on Russia for assistance, fuel and defense)," Gliz said. According to him, there is an "important lesson" from the 60's to remember. "We perceive the Cuban rocket crisis in 1962 as a brilliant victory of President John Kennedy and the West over the Russians; he firmly opposed (Nikita - ed.