Russian frigate with Zircon hypersonic missiles begins long-range deployment

The Admiral Golovko, a Russian frigate armed with Zircon hypersonic missiles, has embarked on a long-range deployment in the Atlantic Ocean, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Friday.

The deployment is part of the Russian Navy's efforts to increase its presence in the Atlantic and demonstrate the capabilities of its advanced weapons systems.

The Admiral Golovko is one of Russia's most advanced frigates and is equipped with a variety of weapons, including the Zircon hypersonic missile, which can travel at speeds of up to Mach 9 and has a range of over 1,000 kilometers (620 miles).

The deployment of the Admiral Golovko is a significant development for the Russian Navy and is likely to be closely watched by NATO and other Western powers.

The Zircon hypersonic missile is a formidable weapon that could pose a significant threat to enemy ships and other targets.

The deployment of the Admiral Golovko is also a sign of Russia's growing military capabilities and its determination to maintain a strong presence in the Atlantic Ocean.

The deployment of the Admiral Golovko is likely to be seen as a provocation by some NATO members, but it is also a sign of Russia's growing military capabilities and its determination to maintain a strong presence in the Atlantic Ocean.

The deployment of the Admiral Golovko is a significant development for the Russian Navy and is likely to be closely watched by NATO and other Western powers.