[Argentina] Operation Whistleblower

[Naio90]

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OPERATION WHISTLEBLOWER​ Classified Information ​

Operation Background

Considering the events unfolding in the territory of Kosovo, Republic of Serbia, and the possbility of an illegal military intervention by third States, Argentina would order to deploy a Frigate to international waters in the Adriatic Sea, to be stationed on international waters near the territory of Albania. The mission of the frigate would be to station itself in international waters and actively monitor all maritime and aerial traffic in the area, including Serbia/Kosovo, and try intercept radio communications of military interest. All events would be reported back immediatly to base. There would be a clear directive to NOT ENGAGE any hostile until clearence was given by the Argentine Naval Command itself.

Deployed Forces
Gorshkov-Class Frigate ARA Juan A. Martin (F293) 210x Navy Personnel x1 Ka-27

Logistical Details
The frigate would depart its base in Alexandria, National Territory of Alexandria, fully fueled, crewed and with all personnel on board, including flight crew, and head northwest towars the assigned spot of operations. Maritime traffic in the southeastern mediterranean sea would be monitored through the radars back at Alexandria and constant communication would be kept with the Frigate. KM>JN

 

[Naio90]

With the mission to monitor the activity in Serbia and Kosovo, and to have presence in the area, the ARA Juan A. Martin would depart from the Naval Base of Alexandria and head northwest, following the planned route through international waters.

They would navigate with all their systems and radars actively monitoring the surrounding on and below the surface as well as in the air. The crew would be on their routine duties.

The officers of the ship would be in constant contact with their homebase and would be following all the events unfolding int he balkans and at the GA through the media.

The mission would be secret.

 

[Naio90]

After two days of navigation, the ARA Juan A. Martin would have arrived to its destination and set up a patrol circuit near the albanian coast, on international waters, and begin monitoring maritime and aerial traffic in the area, paying special attention to the serbian and kosovar airspace. This would be done with its sofisticated radars and sensors.

A permanent datalink would be set with Alexandria Naval Base, in order to exchange information in real time, having also eyes on any maritime or aerial target approaching from the southeastern mediterranean.

All crew would be performing their routine positions and be on alert due to the recent events and a real possibility of foreign intervention in Serbia.

All this would be secret.

 

[Naio90]

The argentine frigate ARA Juan A. Martin would have been trailing the norwegian ships up until they entered french waters. Once there, it would stop and contact HQ to request new orders.

Considering that the serbian Government has fallen and that operations in Serbia seem to be over, the military command would decide that the operation had no reason to continue.

Valuable information on the norwegian navy was gathered and would be stored for potential future use. The ship would be ordered back to Alexandria, following the same way it came, on international and argentine waters.

All this would be done secretly.

Mission complete.