Russia, Japan hold joint drills off Vladivostok
Updated: 2012-09-26 14:38
(Xinhua)
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VLADIVOSTOK - Russia and Japan held joint anti-pirate drills off the coast of Russian Far Eastern city Vladivostok on Wednesday.
Two Japanese ships - destroyer Ariake and frigate Oyodo - joined Russian destroyer Admiral Panteleyev and other vessels for the one-day drill.
The warships would conduct communications and maneuvering exercises as well as search-and-rescue exercises, during which servicemen are expected to put out a fire on a tugboat and rescue people falling into water.
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