PRETORIA, February 15. /TASS/. The Russian newest missile frigate Admiral Gorshkov presently in its long-distance deployment departed from the South African port metropolis of Cape City, the native vessel visitors monitoring service informed TASS on Wednesday.The vessel departed from the port and deployed to the open sea, an on-duty operator stated. In the meantime, Russia’s consulate-general in Cape City informed TASS that the missile frigate Admiral Gorshkov was heading for the South African port metropolis of Durban on the coast of the Indian Ocean.The Russian frigate arrived in Cape City on February 13 to replenish provides. Now the frigate will sail round Cape of Good Hope and depart the Atlantic waters. Durban is South Africa’s important naval base within the Indian Ocean.In two days, the Admiral Gorshkov will participate within the South Africa-Russia-China joint trilateral naval train dubbed Mosi. The naval maneuvers will run off the coast of the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal within the Indian Ocean. The lively section of the drills will kick off on February 25, the South African Protection Ministry informed TASS. Previous to that, the collaborating sides will specify the targets of the maneuvers and coordinate their efforts.Because the South African Protection Ministry informed TASS, Russia will likely be represented by the frigate Admiral Gorshkov and the medium sea tanker Kama within the trilateral naval train whereas China’s participation will contain a destroyer, a frigate and an auxiliary vessel. The South African Navy will likely be represented by a frigate.The navies from South Africa, Russia and China will train within the waters between the city of Durban and Richards Bay positioned at a distance of 87 nautical miles (160 kilometers) from one another. The primary such trilateral naval train befell off South Africa’s southwestern Atlantic coast close to Cape City in November 2019.Concurrently with the naval drills in Richards Bay, a parade will happen on February 21 to have a good time South Africa’s Armed Forces Day. The parade will likely be reviewed by South Africa’s President Commander-in-Chief Cyril Ramaphosa. The South African Protection Ministry has not but responded to a TASS inquiry in regards to the potential format of the Russian frigate’s participation within the celebrations.