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Home›Surface Vessels›Russian Warship Docks in Sri Lanka
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November 25, 2014 · about 11 years ago

Russian Warship Docks in Sri Lanka

Russian naval ship “Yaroslav Mudriy”, arrived at the Port of Colombo on a goodwill visit on 24th November 2014. The ship was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in accordance with naval traditions on her arrival. “Yaroslav Mudriy” is a destroyer commanded by Captain 3rd Rank Vladmir A Cherokov. The ship

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Russian naval ship “Yaroslav Mudriy”, arrived at the Port of Colombo on a goodwill visit on 24th November 2014. The ship was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in accordance with naval traditions on her arrival.

“Yaroslav Mudriy” is a destroyer commanded by Captain 3rd Rank Vladmir A Cherokov. The ship is 126.6 meters in length and has a displacement of 4,480 tons. Her current number of crew members is 210.

The Commander of the task group, Captain 1st rank Igor N Smirnov and Commanding Officer, paid a call on the Commander of the Western Naval Area, Rear Admiral Dayananda Nanayakkara, at the Western Naval Command Headquarters in Colombo. They held cordial discussions and exchanged mementos as a gesture of goodwill.

The visiting Russian ship will stay in Sri Lanka until 28th November. The ship’s complement is scheduled to participate in a special programme organized by the Sri Lanka Navy during their stay in Sri Lanka. [mappress mapid=”14546″] Press Release; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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