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This early morning, Rosneft's fuel depot in the Adler District of the Russian city of Sochi located on the Black Sea's coast was attacked with loitering munitions.
The strikes caused significant fire at the facility and damage to at least two fuel tanks. twitter.com/i/web/status/170…
This early morning, Rosneft's fuel depot in the Adler District of the Russian city of Sochi located on the Black Sea's coast was attacked with loitering munitions.
The strikes caused significant fire at the facility and damage to at least two fuel tanks. twitter.com/i/web/status/170…
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Azerbaijani Defense Ministry released more footage of strikes on Armenian/Artsakh Defence Army positions and military equipment in Karabakh, including D-20 152mm towed howitzer.
Azerbaijani Defense Ministry released more footage of strikes on Armenian/Artsakh Defence Army positions and military equipment in Karabakh, including D-20 152mm towed howitzer.
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The Lookout (Twitter)
@LasseSaksa: The point here is that I think it's unlikely that this was an intentional attack on neutral shipping in the Danube anchorage.
@LasseSaksa: The point here is that I think it's unlikely that this was an intentional attack on neutral shipping in the Danube anchorage.
The Lookout (Twitter)
The question came so I'll give the answer here:
Ukraine has likely laid a considerable number of YaM mines in defensive minefields along the coast early in the war, originally intended to counter any Russian amphibious landings.
The question came so I'll give the answer here:
Ukraine has likely laid a considerable number of YaM mines in defensive minefields along the coast early in the war, originally intended to counter any Russian amphibious landings.
The Lookout (Twitter)
@Someoneyouprob3: Attached an answer to the original thread but yes, Ukraine likely laid defensive minefields along the coast early in the war.
@Someoneyouprob3: Attached an answer to the original thread but yes, Ukraine likely laid defensive minefields along the coast early in the war.
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RT @Saturnax1: #NavalNews Project 20380 Korvet-1/Steregushchy-class corvette Rezkiy (343) was commissioned into the Pacific Fleet on 14/09/2023 in a ceremony held in Vladivostok. Photos by Yuri Smityuk/TASS.
FYI @GrangerE04117 @Strike_Flanker
RT @Saturnax1: #NavalNews Project 20380 Korvet-1/Steregushchy-class corvette Rezkiy (343) was commissioned into the Pacific Fleet on 14/09/2023 in a ceremony held in Vladivostok. Photos by Yuri Smityuk/TASS.
FYI @GrangerE04117 @Strike_Flanker
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @Saturnax1: #NavalNews
Northern Fleet Project 11711/Ivan Gren-class large landing ship Ivan Gren (010) arrived at the Kandalaksha Port in the White Sea as a part of the Russian MoD's "Strength in Truth" propaganda tour.
RT @Saturnax1: #NavalNews
Northern Fleet Project 11711/Ivan Gren-class large landing ship Ivan Gren (010) arrived at the Kandalaksha Port in the White Sea as a part of the Russian MoD's "Strength in Truth" propaganda tour.
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The Lookout (Twitter)
Seama was at anchor at Danube anchorage when this occurred.
Drifting Soviet era YaM mines have been a problem since the early days of the war, but luckily very few merchant ships have been struck.
Both Russia and Ukraine had stocks of YaM's so attribution will be difficult.
Seama was at anchor at Danube anchorage when this occurred.
Drifting Soviet era YaM mines have been a problem since the early days of the war, but luckily very few merchant ships have been struck.
Both Russia and Ukraine had stocks of YaM's so attribution will be difficult.
The Lookout (Twitter)
Mines can be set a drift on purpose but that hasn't been observed in the Black Sea.
The sightings so far have likely been mines broken loose from their moorings by weather, due to being in poor condition when laid or a combination of the two.
Mines can be set a drift on purpose but that hasn't been observed in the Black Sea.
The sightings so far have likely been mines broken loose from their moorings by weather, due to being in poor condition when laid or a combination of the two.
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RT @GuyPlopsky: A Su-34 crashed, reportedly in Voronezh Oblast. Photo shows Su-34 (B/N "05" Red / RF-95806) assigned to the 47th Bomber Aviation Regiment (BAP) based in Voronezh-Baltimor air base . This was one of the older Su-34s in service with the VKS.
RT @GuyPlopsky: A Su-34 crashed, reportedly in Voronezh Oblast. Photo shows Su-34 (B/N "05" Red / RF-95806) assigned to the 47th Bomber Aviation Regiment (BAP) based in Voronezh-Baltimor air base . This was one of the older Su-34s in service with the VKS.
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The Lookout (Twitter)
@aeonsetheus: Important to point out that this photo is from an earlier occasion, not today.
@aeonsetheus: Important to point out that this photo is from an earlier occasion, not today.
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@oneinquiry @Saturnax1 @CovertShores @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @WarshipCam @MT_Anderson @COUPSURE @CislakJaroslaw: Local Yunarmiya visiting in these photos.
This exhibition onboard the Ivan Gren has been open to the general public.
@oneinquiry @Saturnax1 @CovertShores @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @WarshipCam @MT_Anderson @COUPSURE @CislakJaroslaw: Local Yunarmiya visiting in these photos.
This exhibition onboard the Ivan Gren has been open to the general public.
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