Two Russian navy vessels have left Russia's Far Eastern city of Vladivostok, heading to the disputed Southern Kuril islands in the Pacific, which are known as the Northern Territories by Japan. The ships are a landing ship and a towing vessel from Russia's Pacific Fleet. Both will visit two of the four disputed islands, namely Kunashiri Island and Etorofu Island. They will take part in ceremonies honoring Soviet sailors who died there at the end of World War Two. Russia said the ceremony will mark the 365th anniversary of the establishment of the city of Kohotsk, as well as the 67th anniversary of liberation of the South Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. The Russian Defence ministry said the two navy vessels are expected to come back to Vladivostok on September 17th.Длительность: 0:49
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RUSSIA SENDS NAVY SHIPS TO SOUTHERN KURILS
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No subtitles are available. This film was prohibited to show at theaters due to diplomatic pressure. This story is a tribute to telegram office women in Karafuto, Sakhalin, who died due to attack by Soviet Union after the end of world war 2. End of the ww2 of Japan was on August 15, 1945. While Soviet attack was made on August 20 th 1945. Russia still occupies Japanese Northern Islands illegally, even though Sakhalin and all of Chishima, the Kuril Islands, belong to Japan. I heard that some Russian positivist professors have started to teach the truth to students though.
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32 тур. Первенство России по футболу. Второй дивизион. Зона «Восток». 16 октября. Южно-Сахалинск. Стадион «Спартак». 1500 зрителей Гол: Куклин, 84 (0:1)
'My Victory' project features stories told by the Great Patriotic War veterans. Watch these memories on how the Great Victory was achieved.
'My Victory' project features stories told by the Great Patriotic War veterans. Watch these memories on how the Great Victory was achieved.
Beginning of Meeting with Dutch Business Community Representatives June 20, 2009 Amsterdam Начало встречи с представителями деловых кругов Нидерландов 20 июня 2009 года Амстердам JAN PETER BALKENENDE : Ladies and gentlemen, I want to welcome our honoured guests, President Medvedev and his delegation. It is wonderful that you have come. We had an excellent evening yesterday at the Hermitage. Our delegations had a productive meeting this morning, and we have this meeting now with the heads of Dutch companies. I want to welcome the heads of eleven big Dutch companies. I am very grateful to President Medvedev for this opportunity for Dutch businesspeople to meet with you and discuss business activity in Russia. I recall past bilateral meetings, the meeting with President Putin, for example, in 2005, at the residence of Amsterdams mayor. I also recall the meeting in 2007, in Moscow, and the meeting with Mr Zubkov in April 2008, and it is a great pleasure to see Mr Zubkov here again today too. I think these meetings are all helping to form a very useful tradition, and we can benefit from our contacts. This meeting with company heads shows the importance we place on economic ties between the Russian Federation and the Netherlands. I would like now to invite President Medvedev to say a few opening words. Mr Medvedev, you have the floor. DMITRY MEDVEDEV: Thank you very much, Mr Prime Minister. Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues, I give my full support to my colleague, Prime Minister <b>...</b>
