NATO ships and aircraft that closely followed the Russian submarines lost them again.

The NATO military, which began tracking three Russian diesel-electric submarines in the western Mediterranean, again failed to cope with their task of establishing the current position of Russian submarines. According to sources, which, by the way, is confirmed by the increased activity of NATO patrol aircraft, two Russian submarines of the Varshavyanka project unexpectedly went deep and contact with them was completely lost.

It is known that the tracking of Russian submarines was carried out not only by NATO aircraft, but also by warships with special equipment, however, even special buoys deployed throughout the Mediterranean Sea could not establish the current location of Russian submarines, since the latter literally "disappeared" just going to the depths.

Earlier it became known that at least two Russian submarines are heading to the eastern Mediterranean Sea, and one more is moving towards the Suez Canal for further passage to the Indian Ocean. Judging by the current situation this time, the North Atlantic Alliance cannot control Russian submarines