Russian Naval Boost for President Putin
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warns against NATO ‘threat to Russia’ in the Pacific: ‘The potential for conflict is growing here’
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that NATO’s growing military presence and weapons deployments in the Asia-Pacific region represent an increasing threat to Russia, warning that “the potential for conflict is growing here.” Putin made the remarks while observing the final stage of Russian Pacific Fleet exercises from the missile cruiser Varyag off Russia’s far eastern...
On Tuesday, August 11, Vladimir Putin travelled to Yujno-Sakhalinsk, capital of the Sakhaline Oblast, which also includes the Kurile Archipelago, partly contested by Japan. The following day, the Russian President took part in the final phase of the exercises of the Russian Pacific Fleet on board the Varyag missile cruiser, before hearing a report from the Pacific Fleet Commander, Viktor Liina, on the geopolitical situation in the region. Vladim…
Russia intensifies rhetoric against Japan amid Tokyo's changing defense policy. Putin said the “potential for conflict” was growing in the Asia-Pacific region and criticized the Japanese government.
Rusija će odgovoriti na isti način ako zapadne zemlje zaplijene njezine trgovačke brodove, zaprijetio je ruski predsjednik Vladimir Putin, noseći vojnu odoru tijekom posjeta otoku Sakhalin. Naime, on the other hand, in a different way, Azije kako in a promatrao završnu phase vježbi ruske Paci...
Charges of military encirclement in Asia-Pacific On a visit to Yujno-Sakhalinsk to attend the final phase of the naval manoeuvres of the Pacific Fleet, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered an alarmist analysis of the security situation in the Far East. The Kremlin leader argued that the Asia-Pacific region was experiencing a worrying increase in the risk of confrontation due to the increasing deployment of Western military capabilities."We…
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