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Home›Russian Naval Ships to Provide Security in Disputed Regions of Caspian Sea

October 26, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Russian Naval Ships to Provide Security in Disputed Regions of Caspian Sea

Russian naval ships are to watch over the extraction of oil and other bio-resources in the disputed regions of the Caspian sea. In the mean… By Alexei Chernichenko (ruvr) [mappress] Source: ruvr, October 26, 2011;

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Russian naval ships are to watch over the extraction of oil and other bio-resources in the disputed regions of the Caspian sea. In the mean…

By Alexei Chernichenko ( ruvr )

[mappress] Source: ruvr, October 26, 2011;

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