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1. Captain first rank I. M. Krokhmal, commander of Project 22350/Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate "Admiral Gorshkov" reports the frigate is ready for duty & armed with Zircon & Kalibr missile in his report to Putin. Transcript in next tweet:
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2. Comrade Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation! The commander of the frigate "Admiral of the Soviet Union Fleet Gorshkov" captain of the first rank Krokhmal! The ship went through a full cycle of preparation for the campaign...
3. The frigate is loaded with Zircon and Kalibr missiles, air defence systems, torpedoes and artillery ammunition. The ship's crew is ready to perform combat service tasks.

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