Along with Putin's visit to the DPRK: Russia sent about 40 warships to the Pacific Ocean

Along with Putin's visit to the DPRK: Russia sent about 40 warships to the Pacific Ocean Vladislav Kravtsov

Russia sent 40 warships to the Pacific Ocean during of how Putin goes to the DPRK/Collage 24 Channel

The Russian Navy decided to unexpectedly start exercises on June 18. 40 warships of the aggressor country were sent to the Pacific Ocean.

Bild journalists noted that these exercises are taking place before Russian dictator Vladimir Putin goes on a “friendly” visit to North Korea. The Russian President will spend two days in the DPRK.

Russia has launched 40 of its warships into the Pacific Ocean

The German publication noted that about 40 ships, boats and support vessels are participating in the maneuvers of the Russian naval fleet.

The aggressor country also announced about plans to transfer about 20 aircraft and helicopters for military exercises. The exercises will take place in the Pacific Ocean, the Sea of ​​Japan and the Sea of ​​Okhotsk and will last until June 28.

Russia also stated that the military exercises allegedly focused on practicing anti-submarine tactics strengthening protection against air attacks.

It is worth noting that Putin will travel to the DPRK on June 18 for a two-day “friendly state visit,” as reported in the Kremlin, as well as in state media North Korea.

Recall that on the eve of his visit, the Russian dictator signed a decree on a strategic partnership with North Korea. Most likely, the document will expand military cooperation between the two states and will allow the aggressor country to continue to receive missile weapons from the DPRK.