Russian Baltic Fleet’s training ship Perekop arrives at Cambodia’s Sihanoukville port
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What happened
The Russian Navy’s Baltic Fleet’s training ship Perekop, with cadets from naval academies and schools, arrived Friday for a two-day working visit to the Cambodian autonomous port of Sihanoukville, as part of their navigation training exercise, the local Fresh…
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