On 7thFebruary 2013 two more Russian warships passed through Bosphorus on their northbound journey back to the Russia.
This time it was two Ropucha class landing ships from the Baltic Fleet; 102 Kaliningrad and 110 Alexander Shabalin. As these ships are based in the Baltic Sea I believe they are carrying equipment and/or personnel from Syria ass they seem to be heavier compared to the two ships that passed on Monday.
As the Russian ships started to return to their home ports after a long deployment in the Mediterranean it is time again for me update their traffic through the Turkish Straits:
| Date | Number | Name | Direction |
| 27/12/12 | 151 | Azov | Southbound |
| 27/12/12 | 152 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Southbound |
| 01/01/13 | 142 | Novocharkassk | Southbound |
| 09/01/13 | 152 | Nikolay Filchenkov | Northbound |
| 09/01/13 | 151 | Azov | Northbound |
| 12/01/13 | 142 | Novocharkassk | Northbound |
| 14/01/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 14/01/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
| 16/01/13 | 151 | Azov | Southbound |
| 04/02/13 | 151 | Azov | Northbound |
| 04/02/13 | 150 | Saratov | Northbound |
| 04/02/13 | 810 | Smetlivy | Northbound |
| 04/02/13 | Ivan Bubnov | Northbound | |
| 05/02/13 | 110 | Moskva | Northbound |
| 07/02/13 | 102 | Kaliningrad | Northbound |
| 07/02/13 | 110 | Alexander Shabalin | Northbound |
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