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South Africa summons US ambassador over weapons for Russia allegations - Vimarsana News

South Africa summons US ambassador over weapons for Russia allegations

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — South Africa's foreign ministry summoned the U.S....

DA MP demands answers on docking of Russian vessel at Simon's Town naval base - Vimarsana News

DA MP demands answers on docking of Russian vessel at Simon's Town naval base

DA MP Kobus Marais says Defence and Military Veterans Minister Thandi Modise must explain to South Africans what a sanctioned Russian ship was doing at the base last week under the cover of darkness and why it's shrouded by secrecy.

Source: ewn.co.za
Mystery over Russian ship at South Africa's Naval base - Vimarsana News

Mystery over Russian ship at South Africa's Naval base

A mysterious Russian Vessel was docked at Simons Town Naval Base in South Africa. The vessel allegedly switched off its AIS, the transponders that provide position, identification and other information about a ship to other ships and to coastal authorities.

Defence Minister must explain mysterious Russian vessel docked at naval base - Vimarsana News

Defence Minister must explain mysterious Russian vessel docked at naval base

DA MP says evidence suggests unusual activity with on-board cranes offloading cargo from mysterious Russian ship docked at Simons Town naval base.

Edwin Naidu, Political Commentator on mysterious Russian ship at South Africa's Naval base - Vimarsana News

Edwin Naidu, Political Commentator on mysterious Russian ship at South Africa's Naval base

A mysterious Russian Vessel was docked at Simons Town Naval Base in South Africa. The vessel allegedly switched off its AIS, the transponders that provide position, identification and other information about a ship to other ships and to coastal authorities.