Russian Naval ships anchored at Cam Ranh port, begin Vietnam visit
A Russian Pacific Fleet detachment comprising destroyers Admiral Tributs and Admiral Vingradov and tanker Pechenga arrived in Cam Ranh International Port of south central Khanh Hoa province on June 3, starting a four-day visit to Vietnam.
A welcome ceremony was held at the port for the three ships with 819 crewmembers on board, including 76 officers and 680 sailors.
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Tanker Pechenga arrives in Cam Ranh International Port. Photo: soha.vn
During the visit, the Russian officers are scheduled to pay courtesy visits to leaders of the provincial People’s Committee and the Naval Region 4 High Command, lay wreaths at a monument to soldiers of the former Soviet Union, Russia and Vietnam who sacrificed for peace and stability in the region.
Russian sailors and other crewmembers also participate in sports event with soldiers of the Naval Region 4 High Command./
( VNF/VNA )
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