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    REFEED: President Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg for Russia's Navy Day
    REFEED: President Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg for Russia's Navy Day
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    REFEED: President Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg for Russia's Navy Day
    REFEED: President Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg for Russia's Navy Day

    President Vladimir Putin pays a working visit to St Petersburg for Russia's Navy Day on Sunday, July 26.

    The president's programme includes a ceremonial welcome by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's honour guard.

    He is also set to receive reports via video conference from fleet commanders on the operational situation and their current missions. Putin will then present state awards to naval personnel before meeting with service members.

    Navy Day is a national holiday held on the last Sunday in July, honouring the country's naval sailors, coastal forces and naval aviation units.

    Russian Federation
    Today at 12:50
    July 26 at 12:50 GMT +00:00
    Russian Federation, Saint Petersburg
    Notes
    Due to circumstances beyond the agency's control, all translations may not be available for the entire event
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