The Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet's platoon entered the Syrian port of Tardus as part of a long-planned voyage, according to the press office of the Russian Western military district. A statement published on the official website of the Russian Defense Ministry read, a group of Baltic fleet ships, consisting of the Corvette Stoicke, the Kola medium tanker and the Yakov-Gribelski naval tug, entered the Syrian port of Tardus within the framework of a long-planned voyage. According to the statement, the detachment crews will inspect ships and replenish the supplies of fuel, water and food at the port. The statement continued, Stoic crews and support ships will carry out a number of training missions, after which the ships of the Baltic fleet will complete the tasks in accordance with the Lung Range Cruise Plan. It is worth noting that a platoon of the ships of the Baltic Sea fleet left the main base of the Fleet of Baltic Biltis Khan December 16 and on December 29 the ships passed through the Strait of Gibraltar and entered the Mediterranean Sea. The main mission of the ship's long-range sea voyage is to ensure the naval and military presence displaying the St. Andrew Flag in various regions of the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Indian Oceans.