Putin Ordered to Respond to Attempts to Seize Russian Ships

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian Navy to respond to attempts to seize Russian ships. Putin said, "I hope that the work in this direction will be effective. According to the statement made by the Kremlin Palace, President Vladimir Putin visited St. Petersburg, Russia, on the occasion of Russian Navy Day.

He met with military officials in St. Petersburg. During the meeting, Russian Naval Forces Commander Aleksandr Moiseyev and fleet commanders informed Putin about the operational situation and the tasks performed. In his speech here, Putin ordered to respond to attempts to seize Russian ships and said, "Malicious individuals are making attempts to affect our fleet, including the commercial fleet.

In such cases, piracy must be fought decisively within the framework of international maritime law. Emphasizing that they will respond to threats against Russia's Kaliningrad region, Putin said, "The security of the Kaliningrad region will be ensured with all the means Russia has. Pointing out that units of the Russian Navy are taking part in the conflicts in Ukraine, Putin said, "Marine infantry soldiers are always advancing and saved more than 20 settlements (in Ukraine) this year.

Vladimir Putin stated that they will continue to develop the Russian navy and equip the ships with modern weapons and said, "Our navy is of great importance in the nuclear trilogy. made his assessment. Noting that the lands in the western part were gifted to Ukraine by former Soviet Union leader Josef Stalin, Putin said, "I am sure that Ukraine will lose these lands sooner or later.

These belonged to Poland, Hungary and Romania. "Everything will fall into place historically today, tomorrow or a few years later, he said."