First Russian Aircraft Carrier Could Use Ukrainian Builders

Thursday, September 02, 2010

According to a report from Interfax-Ukraine the Russian Navy's first aircraft carrier could be constructed in cooperation with Ukrainian shipbuilders, a source in the main headquarters of the Russian Navy told the news agency on Sept. 1.

(Source: Interfax-Ukraine)

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