Japanese destroyer Hamagiri arrived in Vladivostok

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The destroyer of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces Hamagiri arrived in Vladivostok today to participate in the SAREX-2017 search and rescue training at sea, reports press office Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

Japanese destroyer Hamagiri arrived in Vladivostok


In accordance with the previously reached agreements, a squadron destroyer of the Hamagiri Naval Self-Defense Forces (MSSO) of Japan arrived in Vladivostok with an unofficial call to participate in the Sareks-2017 maritime search and rescue exercise (SAREX, Search and Rescue Exercise),
says release.



It is reported that "in the main base of the Pacific fleet the ship was met by the commander of the division of surface ships of the fleet, captain 1st rank Ivan Kovalev; he greeted the captain of the 15st rank Captain Tetsuya Obatu, commander of the 1th escort flotilla of Japan MSSO of Japan, on board the Japanese ship, and introduced him to the command and control officers. ”



According to the press service, "for the period of the stay of the Japanese ship in Vladivostok, it is planned to hold organizational meetings for the final coordination of episodes of the exercise, holding friendly meetings in football and volleyball between the sailors of the two countries."

The host ship of the visit is the large anti-submarine ship Admiral Vinogradov.

The SAREX exercise will be held on November 25 in the waters of Peter the Great Bay.
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  1. 0
    20 November 2017 11: 49
    Came to hide from Kim Jong-un? It's too early.
    1. +3
      20 November 2017 11: 55
      This is from the Isolation of Russia series.
    2. +2
      20 November 2017 11: 56
      Well, let's be honest. Do not hide, they are military. And if you hide, then they are no longer military. And contacts are certainly needed ..
      Quote: RUSOIVAN
      Came to hide from Kim Jong-un? It's too early.
  2. +9
    20 November 2017 11: 49
    The destroyer of the Naval Self-Defense Forces of Japan "Hamagiri" arrived in Vladivostok today

    Did I alone in a hurry read the name of the destroyer as "Harakiri"? lol
    1. +4
      20 November 2017 12: 04
      Quote: Jedi
      Did I alone in a hurry read the name of the destroyer as "Harakiri"?

      Thought is ahead of action ... wink
      1. +4
        20 November 2017 12: 34
        love
        Quote: Masya Masya
        Thought is ahead of action ...

        I repent, because I am sinful ... feel
    2. +2
      20 November 2017 12: 06
      No, you are not alone. I read the same thing at first.
      Quote RUSOIVAN: "Came to hide from Kim Jong-un? It's too early."
      No, not too early, just right. after all, the Americans say that Kim Jong-un is unpredictable, so the Japanese are in a hurry.
    3. +2
      20 November 2017 12: 09
      Jedi Today, 11: 49One I hastily read the name of the destroyer as "Harakiri"? lol

      ... hi ! yes, the consonant name of the vessel with "hara-kiri" ... but in general it translates either into a foggy dawn, or from a fog at dawn, although what difference does it make ... bully
    4. +6
      20 November 2017 12: 13
      Quote: Jedi
      Did I alone in a hurry read the name of the destroyer as "Harakiri"?

      Max you're not alone hi I only figured out with glasses that “Hamagiri” and not “Harakiri” laughing
      1. +6
        20 November 2017 12: 37
        Quote: solzh
        I read the same thing at first.

        Quote: aszzz888
        yes, the consonant name of the vessel with "hara-kiri"

        Quote: 79807420129
        I only figured out with glasses that “Hamagiri” and not “Harakiri”

        Hi all! hi It's nice that my respected people think in parallel! good drinks
        1. 0
          20 November 2017 20: 49
          Quote: Jedi
          It's nice that my respected people think in parallel!

          No wonder ... When the diagnosis is the same ...
  3. +1
    20 November 2017 12: 05
    They had to come on Friday. Could contemplate a free show in the form of dozens of sliding down the ice and beating cars, multi-kilometer traffic jams and the absence of snow-removing equipment.
    1. +2
      20 November 2017 12: 07
      there every year the same thing and everyone is surprised at the snow wassat

      Conditions of course in that area of ​​our country are not sweet

      1. +1
        20 November 2017 12: 14
        village Petrov Today, 12:07 ↑
        there every year the same thing and everyone is surprised at the snow wassat
        Conditions of course in that area of ​​our country are not sweet

        ... as an eyewitness, I can say that this has not happened before ...
        1. +1
          20 November 2017 12: 55
          I confirm. The people who left at 17.00 from work, reached the house somewhere at 3-4 o'clock in the morning. Provided that he did not get into an accident somewhere along the way or did not leave the car and did not go stupidly on foot. I also do not recall such a collapse, although it seems that the snow was not strong.
          1. 0
            20 November 2017 12: 59
            Greenwood Today, 12:55 PM

            ... and who got into an accident, waited two days for traffic police orders ...
            1. +1
              20 November 2017 13: 27
              And including me. Crumpled the rear bumper. It was at 17.00, the traffic police arrived the next day at 11.00 (!!!!!!) I had to spend the night in a car.
      2. +1
        20 November 2017 12: 58
        Quote: s-t Petrov
        there

        Quote: s-t Petrov
        in that area
        Where is there? You broadcast like that, my dear, as if talking about the Moon or Mars, no closer.
        1. 0
          20 November 2017 13: 16
          I'm a little further to the moon than to Vladivostok wassat
          1. 0
            20 November 2017 13: 29
            It still sounds insulting. We are not talking about Moscow, St. Petersburg or Kaliningrad - "there." It’s like some kind of distant wilderness. Although we have more civilizations here than any average Russian city from central Russia.
            1. 0
              20 November 2017 14: 02
              Oh no. I really like your city and do not treat it like a wilderness, because I myself live in a village, your civilization is incomprehensible to us wassat

              We must somehow get together and fly to you on the other side of the Earth.
              1. 0
                20 November 2017 14: 10
                Quote: s-t Petrov
                Your civilization is incomprehensible to us
                The proximity of developed Asian countries directly affected the appearance and lifestyle of Vladivostok. It is a pity the roads, as in Japan, did not learn to build. crying
                Quote: s-t Petrov
                It’s necessary to somehow get together and fly to you
                Better fly in the fall. Vladivostok in the winter - frost, chill, ice. Vladivostok in the summer - rains, fogs and stuffiness as in a bath. The best time is September-October.
                1. 0
                  20 November 2017 15: 34
                  The best time is September-October.


                  drinks I'll keep it on mind.
  4. +2
    20 November 2017 12: 05
    ... in 2014 the same Ipene - “Hamagiri” came to Vlad .... it turns out an old friend ... request
  5. 0
    20 November 2017 12: 33
    Who better than the Japanese to train rescue at sea. American ships snoop around their islands, which for some reason tend to collide with civilian ships. But seriously, this interaction is of course necessary.
  6. +1
    20 November 2017 12: 40
    I was at Hamagiri
    1. +1
      20 November 2017 13: 01
      TELEMARK Today, 12:40

      ... then my memory serves me right - 2014, October ...
  7. 0
    21 November 2017 01: 02
    isolines arrived !!!! wink - apparently they brought electrical tape !! wassat drinks
  8. 0
    21 November 2017 14: 16
    It’s better to learn to save at sea than to fight.