Russian president Vladimir Putin chaired a high-level security meeting in the Sakhalin region, emphasizing that it is Russia's duty to protect its borders while the special military operation continues. Putin met with senior military and security officials after overseeing the final phase of the Russian navy Pacific fleet exercises.
The meeting followed large-scale naval drills involving around 60 warships, 30 aircraft, helicopters, drones, and more than 13,000 personnel across the sea of Japan, the sea of Okhotsk, and the Northwestern Pacific. Putin also visited the disputed Kuril islands, prompting protests from Japan over the long-standing territorial dispute.
During his remarks, Putin said Russia does not threaten Japan and remains open to cooperation with its neighbors despite ongoing tensions and sanctions. Watch the latest updates on Russia, the Pacific fleet, the Kuril islands dispute, and regional security developments.
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