Russia: Admiral Vladivostok honour seafood-loving dead cat mascot with statue
Russia's Admiral Vladivostok ice hockey club paid homage to their dead mascot, a famous Russian cat named Matroska, by unveiling a monument in the city of Vladivostok on Saturday.
The captain of the team, Oskars Bartulis, unveiled the sculpture just before Admiral's match against Hockey Club Vityaz. The sculpture, created by Russian sculptor Alexey Shpakovskiy, was erected in front of the Fetisov Arena, home of Admiral Vladivostok.
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Russia: Putin celebrates Navy Day in St. Petersburg
Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Russian marine officers and sailors in St. Petersburg, Sunday, to mark the occasion of Russia's Navy Day.
Putin praised the troops, saying Today, the Navy solves not only the traditional tasks, but also adequately meets new challenges, makes a significant contribution to the fight against terrorism, piracy.
More than 50 ships and submarines took part in the parade, while more than 40 planes and helicopters flew above the city.
Navy Day is celebrated in Russia on July 30 with military parades taking place across the country. The celebration dates back to the Soviet era, having been established in 1939. It was stopped in 1980 then reinstated by Putin in 2003.
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Near the end of World War 1, United States naval ship underway in rough seas. A United States flag on the ship. Allied troops on the march, through a town, in the snow. A map of Soviet Russia, highlighting cities of Khabarovsk and Vladivostok. American warship in Vladivostok harbor. A Japanese warship in Vladivostok harbor. Japanese Naval officers pose. Relaxed, smiling, unarmed American soldiers pose, playfully, on the wharf, with two armed Japanese sailors. Contingent of Japanese sailors, with arms stacked, seen with officer, on the wharf. Officials on a British ship in Vladivostok harbor. Several men of the 'White Army' in Russia. The White Army executes members of the 'Red Army'. Map display highlights cities of Simferopol and Sevastopol. Crowd jams wharf as White Russian soldiers disembark from troop ship (several ambulatory wounded, first). A man offers officers a plate of refreshments.Crowd follows troops marching off the wharf. Map shown highlighting cities of Tbilisi and Baku. Russian communists celebrating. Location: Russia. Date: 1918.
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Nuclear envoys of S. Korea, Russia met in Vladivostok on Tuesday
한-러, 러시아 블라디보스톡서 북핵 수석대표 협의… 오늘 동방경제포럼 개막
The nuclear envoys of South Korea and Russia met on Tuesday on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok.
And there, Russia urged all related parties to abstain military activities.
Meanwhile, delegations of South and North Korea are also in Vladivostok for the forum, but it's unclear whether they'll meet.
Oh Jung-hee reports.
South Korea's Special Representative for Korean Peninsula Peace and Security Affairs, Lee Do-hoon, met Tuesday with his Russian counterpart, Igor Morgulov, on the sidelines of Eastern Economic Forum... to talk about Korean Peninsula issues.
According to Seoul's foreign ministry, the two discussed the results of Morgulov's visit to North Korea last month.
Morgulov went to Pyeongyang in mid-August and met with the North's senior diplomats, including the vice foreign minister Choe Son-hui.
It's also likely that the two envoys touched upon the South Korea-U.S. joint military exercises and the North's missile tests in August.
Speaking to reporters in Vladivostok, Morgulov said the North's missile tests are correlated to the Seoul-Washington drills and Russia urges all related parties to refrain from military activities.
Seoul's foreign ministry says... Lee and Morgulov agreed that Pyeongyang and Washington need to quickly resume working-level negotiations.
The Eastern Economic Forum takes place in Vladivostok for three days starting Wednesday,... and one of the key topics is trilateral economic cooperation among the two Koreas and Russia.
Top officials from South and North Korea will be there -- South Korea's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Hong Nam-ki,... and North Korea's Vice Premier Ri Ryong-nam.
Eyes are on whether the forum might see a surprise high-level inter-Korean meeting.
But Seoul says, there's no official meeting scheduled between the two sides.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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WRAP Day's events in Vidyayevo on Kursk anniversary
1. Wide of Vidyayevo coast and ships
2. Mid shot Vidyayevo
3. Helicopter coming in to land
4. Ships and submarines docked
5. Various sailors approaching with wreaths (at site of monument to those who have died at sea)
6. Little girl holding flowers
7. Various sailors laying wreaths on hillside near monument
8. Various relatives coming forward to lay flowers alongside wreaths
9. Close ups mourning relatives as they come to lay flowers
10. Wide shot wreaths on bank
11. Wide shot monument to those who have lost their lives at sea
12. Close up monument
13. Various commemorative plaques
14. Wide of monument
15. Procession of people with flowers (on dockside by empty Kursk berth) arriving for another ceremony
16. Various of assembled naval personnel
17. Various of waiting crowds
18. Sailors lined up
19. Sailors letting off gun salute
20. Wide of ceremony with ship and soldiers lined up
21. Wide of sailors and officers approaching
22. Mid shot saluting officers approaching
23. Naval officers
24. Naval officer reading tribute to the Kursk dead
25. Sailor and flag pull out to sailors lined up on submarine deck
26. Sailors lined up on ship deck
27. Officers on launch on sea laying wreaths in water near where Kursk used to dock
28. Wreaths in the water
29. Mourners on boat
30. Wide of Vidyayevo
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The families of the 118 men killed when the Kursk Russian nuclear submarine sank a year ago have been paying tribute to them at memorial ceremonies.
In the closed naval town of Vidyayevo, where the Kursk crew was based, soldiers laid wreaths at a monument for the sailors who died at sea.
Later on Sunday, a memorial plaque bearing the names of all 118 crew members was unveiled at the pier where the Kursk had once docked.
After a minute's silence, the relatives, many dabbing their eyes with handkerchiefs, laid flowers at the edge of the dock as the sailors' names were read over a loudspeaker.
Some flung roses into the sea.
They then gathered for a service at the town's small wooden church.
The morning sun gave way to rain, and those relatives who couldn't fit inside the church huddled under umbrellas just outside the door.
Church services around the country honoured the sailors who died in the accident on August 12 last year.
Russian media said sailors from the Pacific port of Vladivostok to Sevastopol on the Black Sea observed a minute's silence for the Kursk crew.
The anniversary comes as an international operation is underway to raise the Kursk in mid-September.
Officials say salvaging the vessel could shed light on the cause of the disaster.
The government has said the explosion that sank the Kursk was caused by a practice torpedo.
But it remains unclear whether the torpedo exploded due to a fault - the theory favoured by most outside experts - or by a collision, possibly with a foreign vessel.
Russian officials have tried to turn the salvage operation into a show of openness.
During the crisis last year, the government came under strong criticism for releasing contradictory information.
Most journalists were kept away from Vidyayevo and other closed military towns, and only a state television crew was allowed to report from the site of the disaster.
The Russian Navy is keen now to embrace a spirit of openness and raising the crippled submarine is part of that new approach.
But some fear the salvage operation will reveal little, since the submarine's mangled front compartment, where the explosion occurred, is being left on the floor of the Barents Sea.
Officials say lifting the front compartment could be dangerous since it may contain unexploded torpedoes.
But they have suggested that it could be raised separately at a later date.
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€1.2bn down the drain: France may sink Mistral ships
The Mistral helicopters carriers which were supposed to be delivered to Russia are causing the French a headache. However, rather than handing them over, the French government may send them to the bottom of the sea, if the contract is canceled. READ MORE:
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Russia: Meet Matroskin - the cat who munched $1,000 of FISH
A cat who became an Internet sensation after eating more than $1,000 (€803) of gourmet fish at a supermarket at Vladivostok International airport found a new home, Saturday.
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Two ships involved in the rescue operation of the sunken Dalniy Vostok fishing trawler, the Andromeda and the Spravedlivyi, arrived at the port of Korsakov in Sakhalin, Tuesday, carrying survivors and bodies from the tragic incident. The surviving sailors were greeted by their relatives, EMERCOM personnel, and psychologists at the port.
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Russia: Compromise on territorial dispute with Japan can be found - Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated, during an interview to Bloomberg in Vladivostok, Thursday, that a territorial dispute with Japan can be solved where there is a high level of trust between the two countries.
SOT, Vladimir Putin, Russian President (Russian): We don’t trade in territories. However, the problem of signing a peaceful agreement with Japan is the key issue. We would very much like to find a solution to this problem with our Japanese friends. In 1956 a treaty [Soviet–Japanese Joint Declaration of 1956] was signed and it was ratified by both Supreme Soviet of the USSR and Japanese Parliament. Later the Japanese side refused to adhere to it and then the Soviet Union basically nullified all the agreements stipulated in this treaty.
SOT, Vladimir Putin, Russian President (Russian): But, in any case, we have resumed a dialogue on this subject and agreed that our foreign ministers alongside deputy foreign ministers will activate this work.
SOT, Vladimir Putin, Russian President (Russian): These territories were in dispute. And we have been negotiating with the People's Republic of China on these territories for 40 years. I want to stress it - 40 years. And finally we managed to find a compromise. Half of the territory was finally assigned to Russia, another part - to China. I want to stress that this could have been possible only because of high level of trust reached between Russia and China. If we can reach a similarly high level of trust with Japan, then we can find some sort of compromise.
SOT, Vladimir Putin, Russian President (Russian): If someone wants to revise the outcomes of the WWII, let's discuss this issue. But in this case we have to discuss not Kaliningrad rather than eastern German territories, Lviv which used to be part of Poland, and so on and so forth. There is also Hungary, Romania. If someone wants to open Pandora's box, you are welcome, good luck with that.
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WRAP Day's events in Vidyayevo on Kursk anniversary
1. Wide of Vidyayevo coast and ships
2. Mid shot Vidyayevo
3. Helicopter coming in to land
4. Ships and submarines docked
5. Various sailors approaching with wreaths (at site of monument to those who have died at sea)
6. Little girl holding flowers
7. Various sailors laying wreaths on hillside near monument
8. Various relatives coming forward to lay flowers alongside wreaths
9. Close ups mourning relatives as they come to lay flowers
10. Wide shot wreaths on bank
11. Wide shot monument to those who have lost their lives at sea
12. Close up monument
13. Various commemorative plaques
14. Wide of monument
15. Procession of people with flowers (on dockside by empty Kursk berth) arriving for another ceremony
16. Various of assembled naval personnel
17. Various of waiting crowds
18. Sailors lined up
19. Sailors letting off gun salute
20. Wide of ceremony with ship and soldiers lined up
21. Wide of sailors and officers approaching
22. Mid shot saluting officers approaching
23. Naval officers
24. Naval officer reading tribute to the Kursk dead
25. Sailor and flag pull out to sailors lined up on submarine deck
26. Sailors lined up on ship deck
27. Officers on launch on sea laying wreaths in water near where Kursk used to dock
28. Wreaths in the water
29. Mourners on boat
30. Wide of Vidyayevo
STORYLINE:
The families of the 118 men killed when the Kursk Russian nuclear submarine sank a year ago have been paying tribute to them at memorial ceremonies.
In the closed naval town of Vidyayevo, where the Kursk crew was based, soldiers laid wreaths at a monument for the sailors who died at sea.
Later on Sunday, a memorial plaque bearing the names of all 118 crew members was unveiled at the pier where the Kursk had once docked.
After a minute's silence, the relatives, many dabbing their eyes with handkerchiefs, laid flowers at the edge of the dock as the sailors' names were read over a loudspeaker.
Some flung roses into the sea.
They then gathered for a service at the town's small wooden church.
The morning sun gave way to rain, and those relatives who couldn't fit inside the church huddled under umbrellas just outside the door.
Church services around the country honoured the sailors who died in the accident on August 12 last year.
Russian media said sailors from the Pacific port of Vladivostok to Sevastopol on the Black Sea observed a minute's silence for the Kursk crew.
The anniversary comes as an international operation is underway to raise the Kursk in mid-September.
Officials say salvaging the vessel could shed light on the cause of the disaster.
The government has said the explosion that sank the Kursk was caused by a practice torpedo.
But it remains unclear whether the torpedo exploded due to a fault - the theory favoured by most outside experts - or by a collision, possibly with a foreign vessel.
Russian officials have tried to turn the salvage operation into a show of openness.
During the crisis last year, the government came under strong criticism for releasing contradictory information.
Most journalists were kept away from Vidyayevo and other closed military towns, and only a state television crew was allowed to report from the site of the disaster.
The Russian Navy is keen now to embrace a spirit of openness and raising the crippled submarine is part of that new approach.
But some fear the salvage operation will reveal little, since the submarine's mangled front compartment, where the explosion occurred, is being left on the floor of the Barents Sea.
Officials say lifting the front compartment could be dangerous since it may contain unexploded torpedoes.
But they have suggested that it could be raised separately at a later date.
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'Drunk' Russian ship captain steers giant cargo vessel straight into busy South Korean bridge
'Drunk' Russian ship captain steers giant cargo vessel straight into busy South Korean bridge
A Russian cargo ship captain may have been slightly drunk when he veered off course and crashed into a busy South Korean bridge this afternoon.
The 6,000 ton Seagrand collided with the side of the Gwangan Bridge in Busan, in the southeast of the country, at around 4.20pm local time.
The ship then attempted to turn and vacate the area before it was detained by the Korea Coast Guard (KCG).
KCG officials said the captain's blood alcohol level was 0.086 per cent - almost three times the legal limit of 0.03 per cent.
According to local news agency Yonhap the Seagrand also hit a moored cruise ship just 40 minutes before the accident.
Authorities said they spoke to the cargo ship's crew and were still determining whether the captain, whose identity has not been released, was at the helm at the time of the crash.
Drinking alcohol on-board is perfectly legal so as long as the person is not steering, the KCG said.
Officials are also looking into why the vessel was in the waters near the £500 billion Gwangan Bridge - South Korea's second longest - when it should have been heading in the opposite direction.
According to the KCG, the Seagrand arrived in Busan around 9am on Wednesday morning to unload 1,495 tons of iron pipes.
It departed for Vladivostok, Russia on Thursday with 1,415 tons of steel coils.
No injuries were reported, but a section of the bridge was closed off for a safety inspection.
Photographs show some superficial damage to the lower level of the two-tiered structure.
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Slate: 26Jul51. Suwon, Korea. Camera: Brown - Whittaker - Geannarakes. Paul Pugh.
Pilot takes off helmet & climbs out of F-86; stands beside plane taking off parachute & writing in flight book.
15:09:44 Slate: 26Jul51. Suwon 1st Lt. Bobbie L. Smith. Takes off helmet, climbs out of cockpit, to ground, takes off parachutes & writes in flight book, MCU.
15:10:48 Slate: same. Colonel Benjamin H. Emmert Jr., Removes helmet, puts on cap, out of cockpit & sits on wing (over-exposed).
15:11:52 Slate: Same. 1st Lt. Otis Gordon. Removes helmet out of cockpit to ground & writes in flight book.
15:12:56 Slate: 27Jul51. Suwon. Lt. Col. Glen T. Eagleston. Same action
15:14:00 Slate: Same. Lt. Col Bruce H. Hinton. same action but stands in cockpit & makes okay sign
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Crimea: Ukraine Starts Arresting Foreign Ships that Enter Russian Ports
A Kiev court has ruled to arrest the Aliot ship for violation of entering Crimea, the press service of Ukraine’s prosecutor office said on Thursday.
Investigators obtained irrefutable evidence that the ship’s captain, citizen of Ukraine, committed a crime - organizing illegal transportation of individuals across the state border. The captain may face from 3 to 5 years in prison.
Героям русско-японской войны 1904-1905 | The monument to the heroes
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Последний парад наступает.
Врагу не сдаётся наш гордый Варяг,
Пощады никто не желает!
Все вымпелы вьются и цепи гремят,
Наверх якоря поднимая.
Готовятся к бою орудия в ряд,
На солнце зловеще сверкая.
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Wir brauchen keine Gnade!
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Die klirrenden Anker gelichtet,
In sturmischer Eil zum Gefechte klar
Die blanken Geschutze gerichtet!
Aus dem sichern Hafen hinaus in die See,
Furs Vaterland zu sterben --
Dort lauern die gelben Teufel auf uns
Und speien Tod und Verderben!
Er drohnt und kracht und donnert und zischt,
Da trifft es uns zur Stelle;
Es ward der «Warjag», das treue Schiff,
Zu einer brennenden Holle!
Rings zuckende Leiber und grauser Tod ,
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海參崴 -- 俄羅斯島堡壘
俄羅斯島海邊是一座又一座堡壘，除了堡壘，也有人行山和玩越野車。沿海岸線走了約一小時，途中遇到幾座倒塌了的碉堡，最後走到 Mys Tobizina，是俄羅斯島的最南端一座細小的監測堡。
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