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Indian fleet visits Qingdao

www.chinanews.cn 2007-04-13 17:38:21

Chinanews, Qingdao, Apr. 13 �C An Indian naval fleet arrived in Qingdao
on Thursday to start a five-day visit to the city. When the visit
concludes, Chinese and Indian navies will conduct a joint military drill
at the outer coastal areas near Qingdao. The main contents of the drill
will be testing telecommunication capability and the buildup of the naval
vessels format.
This is the first time that Indian Navy visits China in a naval vessel
format. The Indian fleet consists of some guided missile destroyers,
including INS RANA and INS RANJIT. There are 61 officers and 778 soldiers
on board the ships.
At 9 o'clock in the morning, guided by the Chinese guided missile
destroyer, Qingdao, the Indian fleet berthed at a military port, which
was already decorated with colorful streamers. Chinese soldiers played
martial music and the two sides fired a 21-gun salute to mark the
occasion. Two children presented a bunch of flowers to the visiting
Indian naval officers. Chinese North Sea Fleet, officers from the Qingdao
municipal government, officials from the Qingdao garrison command, and
100 Chinese naval soldiers welcomed Indian officers and soldiers at the
pier.
Deputy Chief of Staff of the North Sea Fleet Guo Shouqian, Deputy Chief
of Staff of the Indian fleet, and Indian ambassador to China each
delivered a speech on the welcoming ceremony. Then the Indian senior
officer paid a visit to General Su Zhiliang and they exchanged gifts.

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