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You didn’t think Russia only had bears walking the streets, did you? Well, in the Far East, you’ll find the Amur tiger - the most northern, as well as the rarest in the world.

You didn’t think Russia only had bears walking the streets, did you? Well, in the Far East, you’ll find the Amur tiger - the most northern

You didn’t think Russia only had bears walking the streets, did you? Well, in the Far East, you’ll find the Amur tiger - the most northern

Russian seafood retailers and producers, and fishery authorities, are trying to boost domestic consumption in the face of falling demand.

Supermarkets across Europe have withdrawn beef products linked to deforestation in Brazil. Corned beef, beef jerky and fresh prime cuts are among the products that won't be on some shelves much longer.

Though the Pacific Fleet does not find itself engaged in tensions with NATO forces as routinely as its Baltic and Black Sea counterparts, the Kremlin is increasingly wary of being tangled up in a larger regional conflict between China and the West.

The T-80BV features a gas turbine powerplant, for which it has been nicknamed "the flying tank"

The military hardware, personnel and equipment were delivered to the Island of Matua by large amphibious assault ships of the Pacific Fleet’s Primorye All-Arms Force Flotilla

So confirmed scholars in Vladivostok (Russia) when talking about the significance of the visit.Dr. Alexander Sokolovsky, Chairman of the Russia-Vietnam Friendship Association in Primorye province, emphasized: "the visit of Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc to Moscow is necessary". Mr. Sokolovsky assessed that the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries is now very solid, has many prospects and needs to be maintained in regular contact. According to Dr. Alexand...