the ability to swim well is extremely important for a future naval officer. naval officers, future. rivers must be able to swim, must be able to swim beautifully, in fact, right before our eyes , guys are now preparing to become naval officers, we have already noted that hockey is played here by guys who did not play this sport before entering, in the nakhimov school , boys who did not know how to become excellent swimmers swim, yes, of course, we have... a special training program during the fifth grade nakhimovets, who entered the school, he swims, swims quite competently and well, the boys swim very technically, they learned it here, as a coach, i monitor the technique and correct it constantly, the pool is used not only for swimming lessons, for the guys who have achieved good results, for the younger generation of future naval officers, because this is strength, this is agility, this is coordination, this is overcoming some shyness in guys, the ability to show yourself to... a large audience, and of course, in the best preservation of the best traditions

lee, the center vice-president and head of design in the special naval unit and mr. jim shurmur deputy managing director of american metal vehicles. thank you so much, everyone. looking forward to the conversation today. we'll start with the navy side of things and allied cooperation in this domain. in preparation for the panel i was reading the recent bipartisan congressional report on the u.s. maritime capabilities overall and it presented some pretty alarming pictures as the ambassador said, china has 230 times the capacity of the united states in terms of shipping orders. the united states had five last year. china had something like 1,700, so it's pretty stark. mr. brock, can you tell us a little about how the department is feeling about this problem? i know you have been and i know the department of the navy has several initiatives underway? >> yes, the secretary's maritime initiative at its core is intended to restore the maritime power of the nation for several reasons. the first reason, of course, is that our ability to build on naval combatants and the numb

naval war college in newport, rhode island. a veteran of several of service in the us navy in the years 1971 through 74, dr. simon's subsequently obtained his doctoral degree in 1976 at the university of florida. over the years, he rarely came fame. as a distinguished historian specializing in the american civil war, maritime history and the history of the second world war. dr. simons is the author of such 17 books. many of which have been translated into as many six languages. my of all of his published titles today would exceed the length of his allotted time to speak. suffice it to say his subject matter expertise includes biographies of american civil war leaders and american civil war alices from a few of us in this room benefited greatly during our proper for the gettysburg relations battlefield exam. so thank you, dr. simon is 28 book lincoln his admirals abraham lincoln the us navy in the civil won the prestigious lincoln prize his scholarship on us naval history of the second world war is also significant from the atla

the round back and diligent group says it launch crockett's at a naval base near israel's coastal city of hyphen, as well as targets near toby's smoke rises over the suburbs of a route. these rail says it was targeting financial institutions run by hezbollah. it accuses the militant group of using the network to fund its attacks. lebanon's health ministry says this really air strikes have killed more than 1400 people in the past month. israel's military campaign appears to have weakened, has blocked the group once, that it would continue attacking israel until there was a ceasefire in casa. but after losing much of its leadership cor, hezbollah now says it supports diplomatic efforts led by lebanon's elected leaders . those leaders prime minister nigi me out t and how speaker not be very met with the special envoy from the united states to layout conditions for a possible cease fire deal with israel. washington's main message has below does not have the leverage to demand a cease fire in gaza anymore. and i want to be very, very clear trying lebanon's future to other conflicts in the r

naval sea systems command has a way of doing that. secretary spencer reached out brought in prime for the consolation frigates and almost as one of their innovations has not been adopted for whole variety of reasons. i'm not trying to make a case in this ultimately but it was designed to indicate and change the system and it said the system complete change the ship. it's them were expensive, it would be deliberately late. what are the things the navy can do to accelerate this process? whether it's for existing yards because they feel remarkably straitjacketed the navy has a certain way of doing think, some of them predicated for good reasons that date back to 1940s but there's plenty of stuff you can do completely differently. even if you brought hyundai and is highly automated systems to the united states there might be an '05 who ago that's just not how we do things. he just had to go back and do it ask why ncua. what does make have to do to change this dynamic fundamental? >> first of all, what the current secretary has stated clea

the last time such naval maneuvers took place so what is the reason for the need to conduct such large-scale exercises now, while a special operation is underway in ukraine? okean-2024 is a demonstration of our capabilities to the world community, including nuclear potential. we see that the united states america is trying to strengthen our navy, including its strategic nuclear component. i ask the minister of defense to report on readiness. it is planned to work out the tasks of repelling a large-scale aggression of the probable. the berth wall, where the main ships of the pacific fleet are located, this place has become for us. almost native from here more than once we have set out to the open sea, as we will do now. berth number 33 against the background of the golden bridge can be called the calling card of the pacific fleet. the main forces have already taken out to the open sea, with the exception of the ships that we see here. our ship today is marshal krylov, a combat control ship, we have been here before, so together with a colleague. now we will walk along the familiar decks. we f

a new needle naval command center. the aims to boost the lines of defense readiness in the baltic sea region. it will be responsible for planning, joint exercise and ready to direct naval operations in times of peace. crises will crushes invasion of ukraine has heightened concerns that moscow could attack nato countries. germany and nato have seen an uptick in espionage activity by russia and of warns of other potential threats, especially around the baltic sea region. we must ensure that we will not have his way. we must defend ourselves and do whatever we can to support our popular eastern flag or with a new command center. participating countries aimed to better protect the baltic sea, unimportant supply routes for nato, and the key economic area for neighboring countries. so we all the, all the district has and really just and somebody kind of them in the naval command center in the whole stock will be led by germany and staffed by up to 180 people from 12 other nato countries. participants include a finland and sw

so we all the district has and really just and somebody kind of them in the naval command center in the whole stock will be led by germany and staffed by up to 180 people from 12 other nato countries. participants include a finland and sweden, which joined nato after russia's invasion of ukraine. in moldova, the campaign has won a narrow victory and a referendum on joining the european union despite the obligations russian metals in the process in an attempt to secure a no vote. just over 50 percent of voters and the former soviet republic back to e was session. the white house as a russian failed to undermine democracy in the country and the president of the european commission or so if under lions says the results show moldova, once a strong and independent future must go denies any meddling. rushing for the break away regional trends, industry him a small strip of land in moldova, along the border with ukraine. both of his pro you president bias, andrew faces a runoff election to keep her own job. we asked a member of the european parliament, michael galer. from the central right, eu

israel announced a naval blockade of southern lebanon.ehal calls on locals not to approach the coast. there they warned that anyone who appears in this area will be destroyed. this is already the fourth section on border with lebanon, which was closed by the israeli army. against this background, the us state department spoke out in support of the creation of a buffer zone in southern lebanon. washington claims that after the end of the israeli military operation, security in this area will have to be maintained by un peacekeepers. meanwhile , tsehal continues to launch massive strikes against hezbollah targets. explosions are heard not only in southern lebanon, but also in the north. militants are launching retaliatory strikes, air raid sirens have sounded in tel aviv. hezbollah reported that it fired a salvo of rockets according to the base from... military intelligence. four weeks before the presidential elections in the usa, there is still no clear leader among the main candidates. according to bookmakers, in the last few days the pre

the continued presence of two chinese warships at a cambodian naval base — has sparked questions overe country. according to satellite images, the two warships have been docked alongside a chinese—built pier at the ream naval base which sits on the gulf of thailand. the cambodian government has denied that china's presence will be permanent — stating that the base is open to use by all friendly navies. well to discuss this further, lets cross to sydney and join abdul rahman yaacob who is a research fellow in the southeast asia program at the lowy institute. thank you forjoining me. tell us more about this particular naval base and why there is to speculation that it's been controlled by china? thank you for having _ controlled by china? thank you for having me. _ controlled by china? thank you for having me. i— controlled by china? thank you for having me. i think - controlled by china? thank you for having me. i think first - for having me. i think first and foremost, the chinese military of involvement to develop the base, also the chinese funding to modernise the base, it's over th

well, now we will talk with dmytro platenchuk, spokesman for the naval forces of the armed forces ofwe will ask what is happening in the black and azov seas, whether everything is quiet and peaceful there, or whether the enemy has withdrawn the missile carriers. mr. dmitry, we congratulate you. greetings from the studio, greetings to the audience, ms. olesya, ms. andria, good morning. what is there in the sea, is it quiet, calm? well, the situation there remains unchanged, that is, the missile carrier is present, but no one is there takes it out, does not start it, it is basically in autonomous navigation, they have such watches for several weeks, and this one was no exception, it is a submarine of the 636th project, that is, a launch vehicle, but it performs its tasks. from the protection of the base point, that is, it is located in the eastern part of the black sea. in general, the black sea is arranged in such a way that, in principle, even under a submarine, it is unlikely to enter its northern part, because the depth there is not so great that submarines of this class can freely

our film crew saw naval maneuvers of three russian fleets at once. now, together with our fellow journalists, we can watch missile launches. new tactics, how the navy applies the experience of a special military operation. the training was carried out. combating unmanned aerial vehicles and unmanned boats. and at the beginning of the news release, these shots were obtained from the area of ​​the special operation. the gift is taken, the vostok group of troops knocked out the remnants of the enemy garrison from it. the day came when we finally entered bugledar, the city is currently being cleared, but... the crew of the latest engineering system of agriculture stops the enemy's counterattack by remotely sowing hundreds of mines on the battlefield. the footage from the drone shows enemy equipment being blown up on them. in moscow , an award ceremony was held for servicemen who distinguished themselves during the special military operation. the minister of defense presented them with the highest state awards. gold star medals. on the line of combat cont

they also came with a naval base. there the city of haifa, loud explosions were heard into the valley on cheese they had right sirens, sounded across the city and in other areas as well. let's go save it to a run con, who's in southern lab and on the day has barely started in run. and you've witnessed a biologist besides last very close to where you all as as a right. they were coming from that ridge line over that, and it was the 1st time that we've seen a medium range missiles being used a few minutes off to as you had a alarms in tel aviv and in the hyphen now hezbollah say they hate and intel, they targeted throughout the intelligence office in a ton of even a naval base in haifa. but it is a state of emergency, as you say, declared right now. and i live even that includes flights being affected, coming out to the international. ben gordion, apple the. now what we've also saying is in the town of here, i'm sorry, i'm just going to do this way. it's hillary selling is coming in an intense uh bus . just over that ri

because it's on the says a targeted and intelligent space and tell the value of the naval facility. and type phone plus peruse, former president on a 100 tomato centers to more than 20 years in prison for corruption the we begin in gaza where there's no sign of an end to the is really genocide. a drone attack on a group of palestinians and back now here in northern garza, has killed at least 12 people. women and children are among the dads and other 8 were killed while things are bad. yeah. and that's where the is really see just now and it's a 2 days earlier on tuesday in error strike on a school housing displaced, people killed more than 10 palestinians, including children is really forces are prevented men as in food on humanitarian aid, from entering northern dogs or for weeks of 2640 pounds to indians have been killed since early october started as soon as joining us from debt about a 100 central guys. i thought it was what is happening this hour in the north of the gaza strip. and what, what are people facing well, during the planning to you, so i split in 5 conduct said on yo

going to give a presentation to the secretary of the navy, chief of naval operations, chief of naval material, all of the vice admirals, they rehearsed me two weeks ahead of time, i went through one dry run after another until i was letter perfect. we got to the great morning and i was walking down the card, executive card beside the captain, he looks down at me, the first time a woman gave a presentation in that room. i feel more at ease, more comfortable. he let me get about 10 feet further, he says the first time anybody below the rank of captain ever gave a presentation in that room. he had me in good shape when we got to the room. i broke from the speech and to the secretaries, we have not had a budget because if we had had one, i would be filling out the papers to get our first hour of computer time. i managed to get through to the end, he was a charming gentleman, he thanked me, congratulated me, then he said, is there anything we can do to help you? i had not been briefed on how to respond to that question so naturally i waded in, and said, yes, i want two more dps, two progr

operations, cheaper naval materiel. all of i said not. oh, they me for two weeks ahead of time. i went through one dry run after another glowers, let a perfect we finally got to the great and i was walking down the corridor beside the executive car to beside the captain. he looks down at me and says, first time a woman ever gave a presentation in room that was so i'd feel more at ease. comfortable? yeah. he let me get about ten feet further and he says, first time anybody below the rank of captain gave a presentation in that room. he had me in good shape when i got there, so the first thing i did was break from the speech and tell the secretary was just as well. we hadn't had budget because if we had had one, i'd still be filling out the papers to get our hour computer time. but i managed to get through to the end. he was a charming gentleman. he thanked me, he congratulated me and. then he said, is there anything we can do to help you now? i hadn't been briefed on to respond to that question, so naturally i waited righ

operations, cheaper naval materiel. all of i said not. oh, they me for two weeks ahead of time. i went through one dry run after another glowers, let a perfect we finally got to the great and i was walking down the corridor beside the executive car to beside the captain. he looks down at me and says, first time a woman ever gave a presentation in room that was so i'd feel more at ease. comfortable? yeah. he let me get about ten feet further and he says, first time anybody below the rank of captain gave a presentation in that room. he had me in good shape when i got there, so the first thing i did was break from the speech and tell the secretary was just as well. we hadn't had budget because if we had had one, i'd still be filling out the papers to get our hour computer time. but i managed to get through to the end. he was a charming gentleman. he thanked me, he congratulated me and. then he said, is there anything we can do to help you now? i hadn't been briefed on to respond to that question, so naturally i waited righ

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heard that everyone is even now working to establish a permanent presence in the let's see, uh, a naval base perhaps. so now i'm back to this joint drill with us. how do you read? yeah, it's actually a big deal. it's set to happen right in the red sea. where are these 2 countries have historically backed opposing sides for almost 8 years? the hosting is we're fighting against the solid. you led coalition, while everyone that was backing the who would fees, so i've seen them collaborates now is a significant sign of fees. uh, earlier this month we saw it was foreign minister boss our cheapest at the re visited we all had talks would solve the crown prince. how much been sudden on following it runs missiles twice on his well and um, a switch off uh 10 of using original countries aerospace to retaliate against avalon. so it seems that ties between 3 off until one are moving on the right direction after yours a possibility of course. so we all know that these 2 nations cut off relations back in 2016 after saudi arabia executed a plumbing. and she, a clerk limit of all her name or which spar

naval sea systems command has a way of doing that. secretary spencer reached out brought in prime for the consolation frigates and almost as one of their innovations has not been adopted for whole variety of reasons. i'm not trying to make a case in this ultimately but it was designed to indicate and change the system and it said the system complete change the ship. it's them were expensive, it would be deliberately late. what are the things the navy can do to accelerate this process? whether it's for existing yards because they feel remarkably straitjacketed the navy has a certain way of doing think, some of them predicated for good reasons that date back to 1940s but there's plenty of stuff you can do completely differently. even if you brought hyundai and is highly automated systems to the united states there might be an '05 who ago that's just not how we do things. he just had to go back and do it ask why ncua. what does make have to do to change this dynamic fundamental? >> first of all, what the current secretary has stated clea

so the best illustration of this was ncis, a naval criminal investigative service. you've all seen the tv series, write tv is nothing compared to what they actually do they're a law enforcement agency for navy. they have agents on ships based overseas to investigate fraud, to sexual assault, to protect provide force protection for navy ships in foreign ports. over the years, they had opened more than dozen criminal investigations into leonard's company based on fraud complaint, and every one of them went away because leonard always an answer. good had people on the inside feeding him the information. how to defeat these these cases. so leonard fact at the he became hubristic so over that he could defeat of these investigations that he would almost brag about it he said oh investigation what is it this time? right. he was never worried about it. he knew he could always defeat them. the other thing that jumped out at me as a pentagon correspondent is there were a lot of familiar names in this book book, gilday, ruf, head, locklear, who became chief of naval operations

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the great 19th century naval historian famously side, whoever rules the water rules the world. and the power dynamics. and there's strong bipartisan support in the u.s. to address this challenge. the bad news is that by working together the capacity exists for korea and the united states to build a stronger industrial foundation and one that will jointly support our friends aallies national security and economic prosperity. korea is the world's second largest ship building country with a 30% market share and reputation for efficiency and excellence. visiting korea's ship yard earlier this year to see our swift ship building, as he mentioned himself during the korea national day reception two weeks ago. of course, challenges remain, there are various-- full cooperation that we must address. for example, u.s. low mandate that u.s. military ships must be built in america which have limited the expands with foreign partners. this is salient as approaching elections, increase the core to protect american manufacturing and the associated jobs. nevertheless, this is a pivotal moment a

the intelligence forces of the regime were stationed there and we have a naval base in zekim. to operate and reach this naval base from the south, one of the most famous crossings was entering the karamshalon crossing. that the units entered from there a motorcycle and a car also entered from that crossing. thank you very much. it was a short and concise review of what happened on the morning of october 7th. it definitely requires writing books to be fully reviewed, and in this short conversation, we only covered a part of it. thank you very much , mr. hosseini , for your presence in the world today. world on the anniversary of al-akhsar storm. together, we will be with you in today's world. next, we will have a conversation with farah hughes , a writer and international pro-palestinian activist in belfast, ireland. hello mr. hughes. mr. heuss, you were one of the activists who have been working on the palestinian issue for many years you followed and even wrote a book about it. your writings and activities show how much you tried to show the people of the world, especially in

us naval destroyers joint is radio defence units in firing interceptors to shoot down the missiles., to shoot down the missiles. in gaza tonight. as — to shoot down the missiles. in gaza tonight. as iran _ to shoot down the missiles. in gaza tonight, as iran pounded _ to shoot down the missiles. in gaza tonight, as iran pounded israel, - tonight, as iran pounded israel, there were celebrations, as there were in the iranian capital as well. iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah on friday, and israel killed the leader hamas on iranian soil back in july. meanwhile, this evening, near tel aviv, just before the missile attack in jaffa, tel aviv, just before the missile attack injaffa, israelis were shot deadin attack injaffa, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the diplomats in the world have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they have failed, and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. john donaldson, bbc news,

. >> the county is considered a health-care desert because of the downsizing of the naval hostel -- naval hospital. it could take a year to see some providers in the area. ms. laven: if you are not able to hear, she said the county is now considered a health care desert in large part because of the loss of the naval hospital and it can take a year to see providers in our area. adding to that, the average health care costs of an american in 2023 was 12,000 $900, up from 2019, when it was $11,500. higher costs for hospital care, prescription drugs, and insurance premiums are factors. what action would you take to make health care more affordable and accessible for someone like robin? sen. cantwell: we need to make health care more affordable. it is going to be a continued task. obviously, we focus on prescription drugs right away and we need more capacity for primary care physicians. this is one of the reasons that the affordable care act was so important to do. it increased capacity to see more people at clinics and give more access in different ways than just a hospital facility. now what

the liberty incident was a scratch on the american naval fleet. another scratch with a similar scenario once again fell on the skyscrapers of new york. granted by the state of new york , september 11, 2001. we have some problems over here right now, we might have a hijack over here, two of them you came down to . in response, netanyahu said: what happened happened it is good of course, in my opinion, although what happened is not good. we will make the relationship between the two sides. in the investigations that were done, you determined that a group of five people was responsible for taking pictures of the incident. when the nypd searched the group's car, they found significant amounts of scans of multiple passports and a detailed map of new york city. on this map, important areas of the city were marked with circular lines. when three people from this group returned to the occupied lands. israel tv announced that the mission of these people was a simple mission. they were supposed to film only the events that took place. according to the fox n

from my naval journal which i kept at the time through my naval career, i recall we held a receptionf which the two splendid hotel in sister's, andy gray and aunt mary, they got up and danced in the beautiful samoan style —— aggie grey foster a happy coincidence to be back here on this occasion where i attended an event at a hotel still named in honour of aggie grey some 50 years later. just shows how unbelievably old i am. ladies and gentlemen, it remains a lifelong aspiration to have visited all the countries of the commonwealth, although nowadays, it seems to be a race against our happily increasing numbers, as well as doctor's orders. but i want to offer my heartfelt thanks once again to the government and people of samoa for the wonderful way in which you have welcomed us. applause there is so much to learn from samoa's outstanding hospitality, the strength of the samoan spirit and the immense pride samoans have for your country, your culture, not to mention the wonderful way in which your villages have decorated the roads and communities. applause and i think and hope i speak f

also as a targeted and intelligence base and tell the beef on the naval facility and hyphen plus, peruse, former president on a subject to later was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for corruption. the we're beginning garza where there is no sign of an end to the genocide being carried out by israel. 35 palestinians have been killed and is really strikes on gauze us to install on tuesday. 26 in the north of the strip. and that's where the is really siege as an 18th day, earlier on tuesday in airstrikes on a school housing displaced. people killed more than 10 palestinians, including children, is really forces have prevented medicine, food and humanitarian aid from entering northern gaza for weeks. at least 640 pounds as the indians have been killed since early october started as soon as our correspondent joining us from dayton by the hand. central guys. i thought of what information are you able to get us from? what's happening exactly in the northern part of the gaza strip right now. well, during the cottage and the fruit to lice ation of innocent civilians and then over at pon

its heavy naval ordnance provided support for forays ashore. lee his son custis that the enemy never went 400 yards from his steamers, not even to the extent of the range of. his guns. lieberman the fact that the union force could, quote, move great facility and rapidity and land anywhere he can bring his steamers and burn, pillage and destroy and we cannot prevent him to his wife. we explained there are so many points of attack and so little means to meet the enemy tis daughter. and we explained strategy in the theater and opined against ordinary numbers. we are pretty strong, but against the hosts, our enemies seem able to bring everywhere. there is no calculation. we could do little but recommend concentration of his troops and hope that they could win. limited success. we instructed his subordinate roswell ripley to bring troops in from outlying posts because spread thin they were exposed to be taken in detail and piecemeal by the union forces and thought that the only hope lay in concentration at advantageous points. and i think that the d

naval academy before becoming a naval aviator and a record-setting nasa astronaut. her message comes to us by video because she is currently at the international space station, where she is conducting science experiments and managing the station's day to day operations while flying at 17,500 miles per hour, also known as five miles per second. by the way, she knows a little something about light because she observes 16 sunrises and sunsets each day. ladies and gentlemen, sunita williams. >> greetings from the international space station. i am nasa astronauts anita williams and i want to make my warmest with sewage for everyone celebrating -- warmest wishes to everyone celebrating diwali. this year i had the unique opportunity to celebrate diwali from 260 miles above the earth on the iss. on this day, i specifically think about my father, who emigrated to the u.s. from india. he shared his cultural roots by teaching us about the and other indian festivals. diwali is a time of joy as goodness in the world prevails. i am thankful to have grown up in a multicultural hou

the family of naval officer killed in 2011 does not have answers on what happened to him that presidenten said it is one of his priorities to figure former president trump said it is one of his priorities to figure out the truth. >> todd: appearance of the fallen service member to share their story what they think that former president's plate and how he will help them coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> carley: it has been over a decade they hill military helicopter was shot down in afghanistan killing 30 30 service members and service dog on board. this remains the greatest single loss of life to naval special warfare since the war in afghanistan started in 2001. the victims included petty officer first class, michael strange, and his parents still don't know what happened. former president trump met with them at a rally on monday and vowed to help. >> mr. president, my son was killed on august 6, 2011, 29 other men and the biggest loss of life and iraq and afghan war. to this day, we still have not gotten any answers. and wondering, i am begging you. we would like a congressional hearing. >> in t

we then create and strengthened our naval presence, the indian ocean. making arrangements for key naval and air facilities to be used. our forces in the region of africa and the persian. we've reconfirmed our 1959 agreement to help pakistan preserve its independence and its integrity. the united states will take action consistent with our own laws to assist pakistan and resisting any outside aggression. and i'm asking the congress specifically to reaffirm this agreement. i'm also working, along with the leaders of other nations to provide additional military and economic aid for pakistan. that request will come you in just a few days, in the weeks ahead, we will further strengthen political and, military ties with other nations in the region. we believe that there are no irreconcilable differences between us and any islamic nation. we respect the faith of islam and. we are ready to cooperate with all countries. finally, we are prepared to work with other countries in the region to share a cooperative security framework that respects differing values and

the fleet is also naval aviation, the conquerors of the sky pass on to their charges not only wisdom and the basics of military skill, but also flying rituals. the plane must be treated as if it were alive. we begin to go around the acceptance of the plane, do it, we look to make sure that everything is in place, all the checks, so that they are complete, well, passing plane, to stroke it. but still, the commanders insist: without close-knit crews there will be no service. and the recent ocean exercises showed how organized. harmoniously the naval sailors work, a ship without a crew, like the ship's commander, well, in fact , is nothing, a ship is iron, it's just iron, they say that a ship has a soul, i hold a slightly different point of view, that the soul of a ship is its crew, they celebrate their professional holiday at a combat post, nothing characterizes a commander better than impeccable service for the good of the country. ksenia kolchina, denis yunak, matvey neveshkin, dmitry popkov, far eastern news bureau. well, congratulations on the replenishment, as they called the tuar