Putin: Russia's Navy Development Plan Will Be Effectively Implemented
On the 26th local time, Russian President Putin stated during the Navy Day events in St. Petersburg that the naval fleet is an important factor in ensuring national security and holds significant importance within the triad of nuclear forces. The naval development plan will be effectively implemented.
Putin also mentioned that Russia maintains an open stance on Arctic cooperation issues but will safeguard its own interests. He received reports via video from the commanders of the Pacific Fleet, Northern Fleet, Baltic Fleet, Black Sea Fleet, and Caspian Flotilla.
On the same day, the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Moiseyev, reported to President Putin on the status of naval construction, stating that by 2026, the Russian Navy will have received 20 various types of vessels and auxiliary ships, and according to the plan, the Russian Navy will also receive 21 equipped vessels by the end of this year. (Reporter Wang Delu, Wang Bin from the Central Broadcasting Station)
Russian President Putin stated that the Navy's development plans will be implemented, emphasizing its importance for national security during a Navy Day event in Saint Petersburg. The Russian Navy is set to receive 20 ships and auxiliary vessels by 2026, with 21 more expected by the end of this year. Putin also highlighted Russia's commitment to protecting its interests in Arctic cooperation.
- Putin emphasized the importance of the Navy for national security.
- The Russian Navy plans to receive 20 ships and auxiliary vessels by 2026.
- 21 additional ships are expected to be received by the end of this year.
- Russia maintains an open stance on Arctic cooperation while protecting its interests.
- The Navy Commander reported to Putin on naval construction progress.