Long Neptune Strike: Ukraine’s New Cruise Missile Cripples Russian Warships in Novorossiysk
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Long Neptune Strike: Ukraine’s New Cruise Missile Cripples Russian Warships in Novorossiysk
Ukrainian forces strike the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Novorossiysk using Long Neptune cruise missiles, heavily damaging multiple warships and degrading Moscow's Kalibr-carrier capacity.
Satellite images show that two Russian warships capable of carrying Kalibr cruise missiles – a Buyan-M-class corvette and the Admiral Essen frigate – have become incapacitated at the Novorossiysk base, Militarnyi reported.
During the night there were new attacks on Russia's naval base Novorossiysk. A ship with Kalibr rockets is said to have been hit.
At least three Russian Black Sea Fleet warships were damaged in Ukraine's strike on Novorossiysk on Wednesday - the frigate "Admiral Essen", the large landing ship "Pyotr Morgunov" and the naval mine trawler "Zheleznyakov", the Ukrainian Army General Staff said.
On the night of 9 September, the Ukrainian Defence Forces launched a missile and drone attack on the port of Novosev, affecting the port and military infrastructure, in particular the Russian ships Buyan-M, Admiral Essenen and Admiral Makrov.
The military also revealed what shipments Russia and Iran were carrying through Caspian.
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