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Northern Fleet signed deal with Severstal

14.01.2008 Russia’s powerful Northern Fleet has signed a cooperation agreement with Russian steel producer Severstal.

According to the Northern Fleet’s press service, the agreement includes cooperation on “military-patriotic upbringing of one of the fleet’s submarines”. In addition, Severstal will offer Navy officials employment after completed military service, as well as give sailors the possibility to spend their holidays at the industrial major’s sanatories.

Source: www.barentsobserver.com

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