America's laboon destroyer enters the black sea while stress in Ukraine has not cooled down, causing Russia to watch warships.

Turkey's Anadolu news agency reported USS Laboon USS Laboon last weekend passing through the Bosphorus Strait and entered the Black Sea.

The Russian National Defense Control Center in the announcement then confirmed the Laboon battleship into the Black Sea.

The destroyer USS Laboon passed through the Bosphorus Strait to enter the black sea on June 11.

The laboon destroyer entered the black sea before the summit between US President Joe Biden and the Russian co-author Vladimir Putin in Switzerland, expected to take place on June 16.

We are consisting of dealing with Russian challenges with European security, starting from aggression in Ukraine, Biden said before the first foreign tour.

The US periodically battleships to the Black Sea to show support for Ukraine, operating regularly from Russia.

The United States informed Turkey on the plan to bring two battles to the Black Sea in April, when Russia regulated a large amount of soldiers and the talent to the Crimea Peninsula and the border with Ukraine.

However, stress in Eastern Ukraine still has no signs of cooling, when fighting between the Government of the Ukrainian Government and the separatist continues to broke out.

Black sea area.

On the same day, John Kirby Pentagon spokesman on June 11 said the United States will support 150 million refined gases for Ukraine, including radar systems, unmanned aircraft and security communication devices.

Arleigh Burke's Laboon destroyer, was launched in February 1993 and the US Navy payroll in March 1995.

Laboon has a volume of 9,000 tons of water, equipped with 90 MK launchers.