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Home›Russia Agrees to Complete Submarine Repair Floating Base at Chernomorsky Shipyard

November 10, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Russia Agrees to Complete Submarine Repair Floating Base at Chernomorsky Shipyard

Russian military experts consider it is possible to complete submarine repair floating base at Chernomorsky Shipyard (Nikolayev, Ukraine). That was said by local governor Nikolai Kruglov on TV show, reports ZN.ua. In particular, the governor mentioned recent talks with Russian military and JSC Unite

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Russian military experts consider it is possible to complete submarine repair floating base at Chernomorsky Shipyard (Nikolayev, Ukraine). That was said by local governor Nikolai Kruglov on TV show, reports ZN.ua .

In particular, the governor mentioned recent talks with Russian military and JSC United Shipbuilding Corporation .

“It may be said that the things got rolling. The cruiser [former Ukraina] also seems to be sold, and we can receive orders for ship repair. In this situation we should reasonably manage available capacities of Chernomorsky shipyard. According to its owner Vadim Novinsky, Russia has serious plans to complete a submarine repair base which has been staying idle at Chernomorsky shipyard for over 20 years” , Kruglov said.

m[mappress] Source: rusnavy, November 10, 2011; Image: sharv-yachting

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