Philippines looks to Russia to modernise its navy/ Noel "Weng" Tarrazona
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Naval Forces Vol.XXXIX, No.V, 2018, p.6 (41)Summary: Philippines is looking at Russia to supply the first diesel-electric submarines that can be used for a range of missions, including securing sovereignty in the South China Sea.
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Philippines is looking at Russia to supply the first diesel-electric submarines that can be used for a range of missions, including securing sovereignty in the South China Sea.
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