Учебный корабль "Перекоп" Балтийского флота впервые прибыл в порт Сейшельских островов

🇸🇨🇷🇺Seychelles vice president visits Russian Navy training ship Perekop during port call An African Initiative correspondent reports. 🔸The guests were given a tour and briefed on the specifics of service and cadet training aboard Perekop. Pillay and Russian Ambassador to Seychelles Kirill Sokolov-Shcherbachev left messages in the ship’s logbook. Following the tour, a formal reception for participants in the visit was held aboard the ship. 🔸During the visit, Russian cadets visited the Seychelles Maritime Academy. Together with local cadets, they planted tree saplings as a symbol of strengthening relations, toured the academy’s training facilities and exchanged commemorative gifts with its leadership. The Russian cadets also played several friendly football and volleyball matches with their Seychellois counterparts. 🔸The Russian delegation also visited the grave of senior ship’s doctor Alexander Krupenin, who served aboard the cruiser Razboynik in the 19th century. 🌍 African Initiative | Subscribe 🇸🇨🇷🇺Seychelles vice president visits Russian Navy training ship Perekop during port call An African Initiative correspondent reports. 🔸The guests were given a tour and briefed on the specifics of service and cadet training aboard Perekop. Pillay and Russian Ambassador to Seychelles Kirill Sokolov-Shcherbachev left messages in the ship’s logbook. Following the tour, a formal reception for participants in the visit was held aboard the ship. 🔸During the visit, Russian cadets visited the Seychelles Maritime Academy. Together with local cadets, they planted tree saplings as a symbol of strengthening relations, toured the academy’s training facilities and exchanged commemorative gifts with its leadership. The Russian cadets also played several friendly football and volleyball matches with their Seychellois counterparts. 🔸The Russian delegation also visited the grave of senior ship’s doctor Alexander Krupenin, who served aboard the cruiser Razboynik in the 19th century. 🌍 African Initiative | Subscribe