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Reports by fleet commanders on the security landscape and current missions

On Navy Day, the Supreme Commander-in-Chief heard reports presented by the commanders of Russia’s Pacific, Northern, Baltic and Black Sea fleets, as well as the Caspian Flotilla, covering the security landscape and their current missions. President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Comrades. First of all, I would like to extend my greetings to you and the entire personnel of the Russian Navy on Navy Day. Even though it is a professional holiday, it is still known and celebrated by our entire nation in a very vibrant and solemn way, showing great respect for sailors, veterans, and the rich and heroic history of Russia’s naval forces. This immense public recognition is the result of many centuries of hard work, without exaggeration. The Fatherland’s loyal sons conquered the seas under their national flag, defended our frontiers, crushed enemies, and contributed tremendously to the development of science, industrial production, and cultural links between peoples and continents. Today, we do not just commemorate the remarkable geographical discoveries, key battles and victories of our famed naval commanders; we also assess the current state of affairs in the navy and its prospects, as it is one of the crucial components for ensuring Russia’s security and maintaining global parity through the development of the naval component of our nuclear triad. The Navy, including the Marine Corps, plays a crucial role in achieving the goals of the special military operation, while ship-borne weapons systems deliver smashing strikes on the enemy with high-precision weapons; the marines keep moving forward, fighting courageously, masterfully and fearlessly. Our entire country supports them and awaits their return home with victory. I want to extend my warmest greetings to the fighters and commanders currently operating in combat positions. Thank you, comrades, for your faithful service to the Motherland. Now, I would like to hear reports from the commanders of the Pacific, Northern, Baltic and Black Sea fleets, as well as the Caspian Flotilla, on the current security landscape and missions. The first to report is Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Alexander Moiseyev. Please. To be continued.