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Izvestija, Submarine officers conducted a rocket missile launch from the north to the firing range at Arkhangelsk, V. Litovkin, 29. August 1995.; Baksjanskij, 3. captain, and his God prevailed against the military prosecution, V. Litovkin, 31. January 1996.; Who shall benefit from the AES-contamination, A. Pasjkov, 5. March 1996.
Komsomolets Zapoljarja, The North Fleet has greater financial difficulies than during the war, 24. February 1996.
Krasnaja Zvezda, "Pjotr Velikij" - a new side of the Russian Fleet history. We must hope it`s not the last, O. Potsjinjuk, 13. October 1995.; Russias strategic nuclear naval forces go to the bottom, N. Kalistratov, 13. January 1996.
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Moskovskaja Pravda, Northern hostages, D. Barinov, 5. August 1995.; War fleet of the Soviet Union (Russia) in the years 1989 - 95, 25 January 1996.
Murmansk vestnik, Rockets are business, I. Stalinskaja, 9. June 1995.; Strategic nuclear naval forces: realities and perspectives, 17. January 1996.; The North Fleet has a billion-debt, I. Stalinskaja, 27. March 1996.; Liquid metal, N. Mormul, 3. April 1996.; Catastrophe is far off, but we cannot be complacent, V. Kondratjev, 13. April 1996.; So yet again I leave for circumnavigation, I. Zjeveljuk, 18. April 1996.
Na strazje Zapoljarja, We ensure safety, A. Malov, 12. July 1995.; Lacking in funds, but optimistic, V. Gundarov, 7. October 1995.; Lacking in funds, I. Zjeveljuk, 25. October 1995.; The crews shall not starve, V. Mirtsjenko, 25. October 1995.; Watches from the supreme commander, I. Zjeveljuk, 1. November 1995.; Presidential salute, I. Zjeveljuk, 2. November 1995.; Honour, tradition and duty, A. Bljudenov, 4. November 1995.; Lieutenants of the North Fleet, V. Massalskij, 16. November 1995.; With the Fleet remains only promising ships and units, admiral O. Jerofejev, 23. november 1995.; Difficulties can be surmounted if one acts, P. Lysenko, 30. November 1995.; Press release from the armed navy, 6. December 1995.; Where the rockets "sleep", D. Litovkin, 10. December 1995.; Not all depends on politicians, admiral O. Jerofejev, 16. December 1995.; The importance of the Fleet must increase, admiral F. Gromov, 20. December 1995.; As before, the North Fleet is among the best, I. Zjeveljuk, 20. December 1995.; For the Fleet, the times of change have passed, admiral I. Kasatonov, 21. December 1995.; "Vepr" is put to use, L. Teltevskaja, 23. December 1995.; Farewell arms!, A. Bobretsov, 24. January 1996.; Daily lives in the "elite", I. Zjeveljuk, 14. February 1996.; War on two fronts, V. Serga, 7. March 1996.; On the commencement of the nationwide collection for completion of ships, 6. April 1996.
Nezavisimaja gazeta, Admirals are concerned about the destiny of the Russian Fleet, 1. March 1996.
Nezavisimaja gazeta (enclosed: Nezavisimaja vojennoje obozrenije), Crew deficiency in the armed forces threatens national security, V. Mukhin and A. Ovtsjinnikov, February 1996.; The naval component of the nuclear triad, admiral O. Jerofejev, March 1996.
Novaja Tambovskaja gazeta, The navy and its friends stand united in Tambovsk, V. Polozov, 13. October 1995.
Office of Naval Intelligence, Worldwide submarine challenges, Washington D. C. February 1996.
Pravda, N. Kalistratov, 27. December 1995.
Pravda-5, Lacking a powerful navy Russia is no longer Russia, fleet admiral I. Kapitanets, 23. February 1996.
Pravda Severa, How one bids the U-boats goodbye, O. Khimanytsj, 2. September 1995.
Rabotsjaja tribuna, Theft is impossible, but detonation even more so, V. Lasjkul, 15. November 1995.
Rossijskije vesti, Last mooring of the nuclear cruiser, D. Litovkin, 20. April 1996.
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Vestnik vojennoj informatsii, What disturbs the Russian army, no. 10, October 1995.
Vetsjernyj Murmansk, The admiral is puzzled, M. Kumunzjijeva, 2. December 1995.