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Russian warships to visit over 20 foreign ports within a half-year

Russian warships to visit over 20 foreign ports within a half-year 28.03.2011
Text: RusNavy.com
Photo: Russian warship in Greek port. puerrtto.livejournal.com
Russian warships will carry out over 20 calls at foreign ports in Apr-Oct 2011, reports Interfax referring to a source in Navy Press Service.

According to the interviewee, among other countries Russian warships will visit Turkey, Sweden, Spain, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and Montenegro with a view to expand cooperation in maritime security.

In 2010 ships of four Russian fleets have performed dozens of calls to foreign ports.

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