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11月8號,俄羅斯總統普丁蒞參謀本部情報總局(Glavnoye Razvedyvatelnoye Upravleniye / G.R.U)視導...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin to the new headquarters of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) of the Russian General Staff Russian General Staff. Vladimir Putin arrived by air, landing on one of the two helicopter pads on the roof of the nine-story building in downtown Moscow, which covers tens of thousands of square meters.
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) and Russian Defence Minister Sergey Ivanov (R) visit new headquarters of the Main Intelligence Agency (GRU) of the Russian Armed Forces General Staff in Moscow, Wednesday 08 November 2006. Vladimir Putin noted that the GRU is an unique and effective instrument for protecting Russias national interests in conditions of increase of the potential for conflicts in the world.
President Vladimir Putin, right, and Main Intelligence Agency Chief Valentin Korabelnikov, center background, look at a model of the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate & Resort in Moscow, Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006. Vladimir Putin on Wednesday visited a newly-built Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate & Resort, known under its Russian acronym, GRU. An overweight person pointing out time-share options at the expansion wing is unidentified. At the sports center, intelligence divers demonstrated to the president their skills in disabling underwater mines, underwater combat with the use of communications systems and acting in daytime and night conditions.
The headquarters is equipped with state-of-the-art external and internal security and control systems, and also houses gyms for wrestling, boxing, sports matches and a swimming pool.
President Vladimir Putin, right, has a snack in the high-roller's lounge during a visit to the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate & Casino in Moscow, Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006. At left is Main Intelligence Agency Chief Valentin Korabelnikov. Vladimir Putin on Wednesday visited a newly-built Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate, known under its Russian acronym, GRU.Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the new headquarters of the GRU. The building houses special shooting ranges, which can even be used for firing from grenade launchers.
Russian President Vladimir Putin takes aim at the shooting range as he visits the new headquarters of the Main Intelligence Agency (GRU) of the Russian Armed Forces General Staff in Moscow, Wednesday 08 November 2006. Vladimir Putin noted that the GRU is an unique and effective instrument for protecting Russias national interests in conditions of increase of the potential for conflicts in the world.
Russian President Vladimir Putin holds a pistol during his visit to a newly-built headquarters of the Russian General Staff's Main Intelligence Department (GRU) in Moscow, 08 November 2006. ?Some countries are seeking to untie their hands in order to take weapons to outer space, including nuclear weapons,? Putin said at the Chief Military Intelligence Department on Wednesday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) speaks with Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov (L) duirng their visit to a newly-built headquarters of the Russian General Staff's Main Intelligence Department (GRU) in Moscow, 08 November 2006. ?Some countries are seeking to untie their hands in order to take weapons to outer space, including nuclear weapons,? Putin said at the Chief Military Intelligence Department on Wednesday.The Russian president said Wednesday the potential for conflict in the world is growing, while the threat and use of force is being played up in international relations.Vladimir Putin was speaking at a meeting with veterans of the Russian military intelligence service at the new headquarters of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces (GRU).
GRU chief General of the Army Valentin Korabelnikov.

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