"Admiral Panteleev" completed his visit to Indonesia

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A detachment of ships of the Pacific fleet completed an unofficial visit to Indonesia and left the port of Tanjung Priok in North Jakarta, reports RIA News.



The detachment consists of the large anti-submarine ship Admiral Panteleyev and the sea tanker Boris Butoma.

After the Russian detachment left the main Jakarta naval base, the ships of the Pacific Fleet and the Indonesian Navy held a joint exercise aimed at improving interaction at sea, during which communications and joint maneuvering were worked out.
says the release of the Eastern Military District.

The press service recalled that "during the visit, the sailors of the Pacific Fleet held competitions in football, volleyball and rope pulling with the military of the Indonesian Navy."

"Admiral Panteleev" was open to the public, and everyone who wished could familiarize themselves with the life of Russian sailors. In turn, local authorities organized excursions around the Pacific for the Pacific.
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  1. +2
    30 November 2017 11: 01
    Joint exercises, competitions - well done, others looked and showed themselves! Yes, and they saw Indonesia, ate mangoes and shrimps - nice bonuses in the maritime service!
  2. +3
    30 November 2017 11: 06
    The press service recalled that "during the visit, the sailors of the Pacific Fleet held competitions in football, volleyball and rope pulling with the military of the Indonesian Navy."
    -Account what? And then my thought flickered on what to do with football. And where can we put our
  3. 0
    30 November 2017 11: 06
    Workhorses do not fail.

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