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Russian warship to visit San Francisco

San Francisco Chronicle

A Russian warship will pay a rare visit to San Francisco later this month.

The guided missile cruiser Varyag left Vladivostok on June 4 bound for San Francisco and will arrive on June 20 for a five-day stay.

The cruiser sailed in company with the Russian navy tanker Boris Butoma and the salvage tug Fotiy Krylov. It was not clear whether these two ships will accompany the Varyag to San Francisco.

The Russian ships are commanded by Rear Adm. Vladimir Kasatonov, and the purpose of the visit, which may include other California ports, is to promote U.S.-Russian military cooperation, according to a spokesman for the Russian Pacific Fleet.

No one at the port of San Francisco could remember the last time a Russian naval vessel visited the West Coast, though merchant ships from the Russian Far East occasionally call at San Francisco Bay.

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8 Responses to “Russian warship to visit San Francisco”
  1. FreedomRocket says:

    Danger Will Robinson.

  2. doublespeak says:

    quite coincidental i would say in the light of current world events

  3. Bk5223 says:

    Yeah this is a little weird. Kinda fishy

  4. Bunker Report says:

    can you say preposition ! “Don’t worry comrade, we just want help…..nothing to see here.”

    Never trust the Russians….

  5. flat broke says:

    Obama has given San Francisco to the Russians as a down payment for secured loans in excess of $60 trillion.

  6. oh no says:

    This article has been scrubbed. the original article went on to say that 3 JAPANESE WARSHIPS

  7. oh no says:

    WILL BE DOCKING THE SAME DAY. VIDEO ON YOUTUBE. CHECK LIBERTEAPARTY.

  8. iggym says:

    Does anyone know anything on the Russian Naval Air Base in or around Millington, Tenessee?
    ” And I can assure you that what you saw in Nashville was being replicated across the state, moving all the way over into Shelby County in Memphis, little communities such as Millington, up where Russia Naval Air Station is, got heavily impacted. Small towns throughout rural Tennessee, heavily damaged, flooded, businesses still under water.” http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/press-briefing-press-secretary-robert-gibbs-and-fema-administrator-craig-fugate

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