Joint exercises of border guards of the Russian Federation and Japan will be held on Sakhalin

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Russian and Japanese border guards will conduct 22 July exercises in Aniva Bay on Sakhalin, reports RIA News message of the regional border control.



From Japan, the patrol ship Echigo of the Japanese Maritime Safety Authority will take part in the exercises. “From the Russian side border patrol vessels Paliya and 825, border patrol ship Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, border patrol boat and helicopter will participate aviation FSB, ”the release said.

According to the ministry, “the parties will work out actions when they detain a conditional vessel-violator, they will take part in assisting the ship in distress, as well as in saving people on the high seas”.

The leadership of the maneuvers was entrusted to the head of the FSB border department Sergei Kudryashov and the chief of the 1 th district of the security department at the sea of ​​Japan, Banno Kimiharu.

The report notes that "after the exercises, the residents of Russia and Japan in the port of Korsakov will be able to visit the residents and guests of the region."
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  1. +21
    13 July 2015 13: 34
    the parties will work through the detention of a conditional vessel-violator


    So this is about the Japanese!

    Our Japanese will train to catch the Japanese !!!,
    JAPAN'S MOTHER !!!
    1. +7
      13 July 2015 13: 38
      Is Japan still at war? If so, then the news is generally cool.
      1. +3
        13 July 2015 14: 37
        Quote: Stalker.1977
        Is Japan still at war? If so, then the news is generally cool.

        Well, yes, and until complete insanity at the joint exercises, the Japanese will work out with us the protection of territories from the Japanese ...
    2. +1
      13 July 2015 17: 35
      as it was in the famous phrase: "keep your friends close, and enemies even closer"
  2. +5
    13 July 2015 13: 34
    This is right, for the Japanese fishermen in our economic zone are now poachers.
    1. Bombardier
      +1
      13 July 2015 14: 06
      While there is a break from the news at VO, I will offer an article from 13.07.15/XNUMX/XNUMX. about Lugansk gunners (there is no normative vocabulary) - maybe someone will be interested:
      http://kenigtiger.livejournal.com/1586971.html
  3. +5
    13 July 2015 13: 34
    I propose to appoint the negative heroes of the Japanese. And our valiant border guards will be positive. The 70th anniversary of the end of World War II must be celebrated correctly.
  4. +9
    13 July 2015 13: 36
    I wonder who needs these exercises with a potential enemy, the Japanese, who illegally catch our fish?
    1. +5
      13 July 2015 13: 54
      Quote: Million
      potential enemy?

      And what, have the Japanese already lifted the sanctions? request
      1. 0
        13 July 2015 21: 07
        A gesture of goodwill, the partner should be going to Japan, whether there will be more.
    2. NO PASARAN
      +11
      13 July 2015 13: 57
      Quote: Million
      I wonder who needs these teachings with a potential enemy?

      Not in the eyebrow, but in the eye your question
      Quote: Million
      Japanese who illegally catch our fish?

      You see what's the matter, "our fish", it is not really "ours".
      In fact, the state, represented by managers of all levels, has arrogated to itself a monopoly right to dispose of the natural and marine resources of the Russian Federation.
      But "ours" are receipts for payment of housing and communal services, various taxes (hidden in the form of excise taxes and explicit ones) and other state and corporate levies. hi
      1. +4
        13 July 2015 16: 29
        Quote: NO PASARAN
        In fact, the state, represented by managers of all levels, has arrogated to itself a monopoly right to dispose of the natural and marine resources of the Russian Federation.
        But "ours" are receipts for payment of housing and communal services, various taxes (hidden in the form of excise taxes and explicit ones) and other state and corporate levies.



        Here I put you a plus ... For the truth ... Which, as a rule, is not always pleasant ...

        But ... Well noticed about "our" and "not ours" ...
    3. +1
      13 July 2015 14: 17
      Japan is not an enemy, but a trading partner, not experiencing the slightest pleasure from the sanctions imposed on him against Russia.
    4. 0
      13 July 2015 15: 44
      And to the one who wants the neighbor not to be an enemy.
    5. 0
      13 July 2015 16: 48
      Quote: Million
      I wonder who needs these exercises with a potential enemy, the Japanese, who illegally catch our fish?

      Not only the Japanese catch fish, there are many "amateurs" hanging out in our waters. The border guards have enough work. As the saying goes: "not a moment of rest."
  5. +7
    13 July 2015 13: 36
    "will take part in providing assistance to a ship in distress, as well as in rescuing people on the high seas" ...


    Well, this is the right thing ...

    PS Actually, I was shocked by such news ... ours ... together with yuppies ... teachings ... So you can earn a heart attack from surprise ... The paths of politicians are inscrutable ...
    1. +2
      13 July 2015 14: 15
      Quote: veksha50
      Actually, shocked by such news ... ours ... together with yuppies ... teachings ...
      In Primorye, Sakhalin, and the Far East, on the whole, we have a completely different attitude toward Japan, quite friendly, not like in Western Russia. Various projects and events with the participation of both countries are held regularly.
      1. +1
        13 July 2015 16: 34
        Quote: Greenwood
        In Primorye, Sakhalin, and the Far East, on the whole, we have a completely different attitude toward Japan, quite friendly, not like in Western Russia. Various projects and events with the participation of both countries are held regularly.



        Yes Baga for the sake !!! But - this is at the level of people and business ...

        And officially, whatever one may say, we are still at war with Japan ...

        And the official policy of Japan also does not breathe friendliness towards Russia ...

        And joint exercises are already at the government level ...

        So why are you surprised by my surprise (sorry for the tautology) ???

        PS Especially considering the thousands of tons of Japanese caught in our waters ... Not ours are poaching from them, but they are ours ... So who did they learn to detain there ???
  6. +4
    13 July 2015 13: 39
    According to the agency, “the parties will work out actions when detaining a conditional vessel-intruder Is a mockery? They always skip our trawlers to drop the catch for cheap Japanese.
  7. +6
    13 July 2015 13: 39
    According to the ministry, “the parties will work out actions when they detain a conditional vessel-violator, they will take part in assisting the ship in distress, as well as in saving people on the high seas”.


    Flooding of ships constantly occurs in this place for various reasons ... therefore, I think it is useful to work with the Japanese in this regard, it will still be necessary to save people, whether we like the Japanese here or not, it does not matter.
  8. +2
    13 July 2015 13: 45
    How interesting.) Apparently, we still have more than one very tricky plan ahead.
  9. +1
    13 July 2015 14: 05
    “The parties will work out actions during the detention of a conditional vessel-violator ///

    ... and Koloskov, who studied Japanese for the third month, sat in the wardroom, repeating endlessly:
    - Connections! - Hello! Dare-ha senchoosan? - Who is the captain? Kono funeva nano something moosi masu ka? - What is the name of this ship? Doko-kara kitta-no-des-ka? - Where did you come from?
    Then he began to command, as if we had already delayed and took the predator in tow.
    - Yukinasai! Let's go to! Torikaji, omokaji! Right steering, left steering!

    (c) Dikovsky "The End of Sago-maru"
  10. +2
    13 July 2015 14: 17
    Yeah! And they will work out the detention of illegal invasions of Japanese fishermen in Russian territorial waters ..
  11. 0
    13 July 2015 14: 22
    Oo, as I understand it, our coastal vessel will sink Japanese women? Creative modeling of the situation "with an intruder that is in distress, after which people will have to be rescued on the high seas", you will not say anything.
  12. +1
    13 July 2015 14: 28
    This is what the Japanese JCG Echigo (PLH-08) looks like. Almost all information about him is in Japanese.

    Displacement: 3,700 tons
    Speed: 22 knots, from two diesels
    Armament: one 20 or 30mm cannon, different on different ships.
    Can take a helicopter.
  13. 0
    13 July 2015 15: 18
    AGAIN ASKING FOR ANYTHING
  14. 0
    13 July 2015 15: 49
    And it is interesting from whose side the initiative was in such patrolling.
    1. 0
      13 July 2015 16: 10
      Where did you get the question about "such patrolling", there are no such words in the article. We are talking about joint EXERCISES on July 22: “the parties will work out actions in the detention of a conditional violating vessel, will take part in providing assistance to a ship in distress, as well as in rescuing people on the high seas”, and ... that's it.

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  15. 0
    13 July 2015 16: 15
    Good luck guys! Success in learning!
  16. 0
    13 July 2015 17: 53
    Quote: Baikonur
    Our Japanese will train to catch the Japanese !!!,
    JAPAN'S MOTHER !!!

    Apparently they want to show them how G.K. at Khalkhin Gol mother showed to Japan ...
    1. 0
      14 July 2015 06: 30
      No no. Most likely, the Japanese will practice methods of rescuing our "bioterrorist" poachers from our border guards. They also benefit from cheap supplies of crab and sea urchin. wink
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  17. Go __Boruy
    +2
    13 July 2015 19: 36
    we don’t see the Japanese smoked; all that we can give is hakamada! let them take it)
  18. 0
    14 July 2015 06: 26
    In fact, the most malicious poachers are Russian. This is who should be drowned without pity, and without trial or investigation. The Japanese do not really need to strain too much, because all the rough work will be done by ours, and even by the cheap price. At the same time, the border guards will also receive their share, not of course the crews, but the authorities. Dissenters are removed, remember Gamow.
  19. 0
    14 July 2015 06: 42
    Quote: Evgeniy667b
    In fact, the most malicious poachers are Russian. This is who should be drowned without pity, and without trial or investigation. The Japanese do not really need to strain too much, because all the rough work will be done by ours, and even by the cheap price. At the same time, the border guards will also receive their share, not of course the crews, but the authorities. Dissenters are removed, remember Gamow.

    Drowning is nothing you say. All the infection comes from Moscow bonzes. Understand there first, and then here the order will be.
    1. 0
      14 July 2015 07: 38
      You are right TAKR, until there are no shifts in Moscow, radical changes will not happen. In the most extreme version there will be someone like Gamow with all the ensuing consequences. I personally saw Kunashir, no later than November last year. How officers live in particular, this does not inspire optimism. Greed, it is such in Africa, and it will take a very long time to eradicate it !!! And the Japanese therefore participate in the exercises because they do not give up hope of returning everything back. And then the visit of the GDP seems to be looming on the horizon ...
  20. 0
    14 July 2015 16: 27
    Good day. Nothing unusual, actually. Similar exercises are held almost annually. On Sakhalin and in Primorye - with the Japanese and Koreans, in Kamchatka - with the US Coast Guard, including with unofficial ship visits to ports. They study us, we study them. The interest is mutual. It looks especially cool how our PSKR pr.1135.1 from Kamchatka is moored on the go in the narrow bay of Kadyak Island at the base of the United States Coast Guard, and how their ship stomps in Avacha Bay mooring for about an hour. The skill of our ship commanders is undeniable.