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January 14, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Chinese Warships Dock in Sri Lanka

The Sri Lankan port of Tricomalee welcomed two Chinese warships, “Jing Gangshan” and “Heng Shui”, yesterday, January 13th. “Jing Gangshan” is a Chinese Navy landing platform dock ship. She is 210 meters long and has a displacement of 19.035 tons. The other ship, “Heng Shui”, is a 134.1 meters long m

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The Sri Lankan port of Tricomalee welcomed two Chinese warships, “Jing Gangshan” and “Heng Shui”, yesterday, January 13th.

“Jing Gangshan” is a Chinese Navy landing platform dock ship. She is 210 meters long and has a displacement of 19.035 tons.

The other ship, “Heng Shui”, is a 134.1 meters long missile frigate ship with a displacement of 3647 tons.

The ships are in a goodwill visit and will be docked in Sri Lanka until Wednesday, January 15th 2014.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, January 14, 2014; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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