U.S. warship extends drills across Black Sea from Crimea


  • World
  • Thursday, 20 Mar 2014

ABOARD THE USS TRUXTUN, Black Sea (Reuters) - A U.S. guided-missile destroyer carried out another round of navy drills in the Black Sea on Wednesday, the latest display of American military power just a few hundred miles away from Russian-annexed Crimea.

The USS Truxtun, a warship capable of carrying 96 missiles and torpedoes and equipped with a special radar system, performed exercises in calm waters with fellow NATO members Romania and Bulgaria, following a similar round last week.

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