Die Ukraine sagt, ein Raketenbeschuss gegen die russische Schwarzmeerflotte sei sogar erfolgreicher gewesen, als angenommen

by sweetsclara

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  1. With the exception of submarines, the Russian navy is the Black Sea has been pretty much neutralized. Also the St. Petersburg ports are now useless in any conflict as every surrounding country is part of NATO, Russian submarines will no longer have any sort of operational capability without detection shortly hereafter. The rail line to the port of Murmansk is also a nice 130km jog for any joint military operation out of Finland to go and easily destroy to cut it off from any supplies. Russia’s entire navy is literally now of no use to them in any broad conflict with the exception of whatever is already at sea at the outbreak of any war.

  2. And the strikes were also done with Neptune, homegrown Ukrainian built cruise missiles. The same missile that sunk Moskva. I think it’s a point of national pride to destroy the enemy with your own weapons.

  3. Read today the Russian Navy has just gone into the red sea. Waiting to hear how many sink there 😁

  4. AFAIK there is one definite confirmation from the satellite on “Ivan Khurs” with a direct hit. It is a spy-ship, so it is a good one.

    With “Konstantin Olshansky” the rocket hit the pier close to the ship, with the ship likely getting small-to-moderate damage.

    “Yamal” and “Azov” are not clear, though. One of them is seen being towed by 3 boats and some sign of spillage is on the only satellite photo, but the damage sign is on the pier next to where the ship was parked, a bit further than with “Konstantin Olshansky”. The damage is again likely to be small-to-moderate to one of them.

    It might be some ship(s) got hit to the side, not to the top, thus not visible to the satellite, so the exact damage is still much unclear for now.

  5. Davy Jones down there muttering and complaining about ‘all the new arrivals.’

    Best set aside some room, old boy. More to come.

  6. Please, please. Slower. I can only get so hard. The ownage of the extensive modern Russian Navy by navy-less Ukraine is one of the great stories of naval warfare. Tsushima was no outlier. They have systemic issues.

    I still fondly remember the biggest attack on a Russian naval grouping in peacetime where the Russian motherland (literally lol as in it hit the ground) attacked a dangerously loot-filled plane of top Pacific Fleet brass when it tried to take off. All dead. With self-owns like that, who needs enemies?

  7. God what happened to the Black Sea fleet? During the Cold War it was so impressive. What, was in made in Ukraine or something?🤭🤭🤭

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