© 1998-2019 Zee Media Corporation Ltd (An Essel Group Company), All The Amur Shipyard has the production capacities and technologies for building and repairing military and civilian ships with a displacement of up to 25,000 tonnes. This text is translated into Russian by google automatic human level neural machine. KOMSOMOLSK-ON-AMUR, July 29. Russia’s Vladimir Putin is reported to be interested in starting a new far-east Russian airline. Russian President, Vladimir Putin is interested in setting up a new airline in Russia’s far-east …
03247 was issued on April 2, 1999 by the State Press Committees of the Russian Federation). ) "Today we are laying down the fourth Karakurt-class ship… I hope that today we are doing our work timely, qualitatively and within the schedule, which is assessed by the Defense Ministry," Amur Shipbuilding Plant CEO Vladimir Kulakov said at the keel-laying ceremony.The chief executive said he hoped that the Shipyard would get new customers’ orders.The new ship has been named the Pavlovsk. The Amur Shipbuilding Plant in Komsomolsk-on-Amur in the Russian Far East held a ceremony to lay down a Project 22800 Karakurt-class cruise missile corvette, a TASS correspondent reported from the scene.The keel-laying ceremony was attended by acting Khabarovsk Region Governor Mikhail Degtyaryov. "Give us our Furgal back," said a local businesswoman called Viktoria. Demonstrators say they want Furgal, who they think has been set up, to be flown back from Moscow and put on trial in Khabarovsk.Tens of thousands marched in the Russian far east on Saturday, the third such weekend protest in a row, to express their anger over what they say is President Vladimir Putin's mishandling of a local political crisis.Residents of Khabarovsk, around 3,800 miles (6,110 km) and seven time zones east of Moscow, are unhappy about the detention this month of the wider region's popular governor, Sergei Furgal, who was arrested on murder charges he denies.His arrest, which his supporters say was politically motivated, triggered the protests and created a headache for the Kremlin which is trying to troubleshoot a COVID-19-induced drop in real incomes and keep a lid on unrest.Protesters chanted "Putin resign!" Sberbank will help digitalize the economy of the Magadan region and "Putin is a thief!".
It is part of a long-running strategy by the Russian Government to populate and develop the nation’s isolated far east regions. EastRussia is not responsible for any mistakes in the translated text. MOSCOW, Aug 1 — Thousands of people marched in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk today for the fourth weekend in a row, protesting at President Vladimir Putin’s handling of a local political crisis. AFP
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Sorry for the inconvinience. and "Putin is a thief!". Please refer to the text in Russian as a source. Thousands of people marched in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk on Saturday for a fourth consecutive weekend in protest at President Vladimir Putin's handling of a local political crisis. The corvettes of this class developed by specialists of the St. Petersburg-based Almaz Central Design Bureau for Marine Engineering (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) displace about 800 tonnes, develop a speed of over 30 knots and their sea endurance is 15 days.Karakurt-class corvettes are armed with Kalibr-NK cruise missiles and upgraded AK-176MA 76.2mm artillery guns.The Amur Shipbuilding Plant in Komsomolsk-on-Amur (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation) has been in operation since 1936 and is the largest shipyard in the Russian Far East. "The protests have highlighted anger among some over what they see as policies emanating from detached Moscow-based authorities.Supporters of Furgal, a member of the nationalist LDPR party, feel he is being belatedly punished for defeating a candidate from the ruling pro-Putin United Russia party in 2018. /TASS/. Demonstrators say they want Furgal, who they think has been set up, to be flown back from Moscow and put on trial in Khabarovsk.City authorities estimated around 6,500 people had taken part.