Iran Navy Chief Vows to Send ‘Fleet of Warships’ to Atlantic Ocean Ports
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by News Editor
Iran’s Navy chief vowed yesterday to send a ‘fleet of warships’ to ports along the Atlantic Ocean – as the deadly vessels returned from taking part in joint drills with the Russian Navy, it is reported.
Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari made the promise while speaking at a ceremony marking the return to port of the Iranian warships after the drills, according to Fars news agency. He reportedly declared: ‘Our warships will soon berth at ports in the Atlantic Ocean.’
Read full story at the Daily Mail.
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