Expert: 8 out of 13 large Russian amphibious assault ships remain in the Black Sea

Expert: 8 out of 13 large Russian amphibious assault ships remain in the Black Sea

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After the attack, 8 of the original 13 large Russian landing ships remained in the Black Sea, as 5 ships were destroyed or seriously damaged.

Of the 13 large Russian landing ships that were in the Black Sea at the beginning of the large-scale aggression, 8 remained. These are the results of yesterday's attack. Andriy Ryzhenko, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Ukrainian Navy in 2004-2020, told this in the program "Frontline", UNN reports.

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5 ships, namely the Caesar Kunikov and three others like it, as well as one larger ship, the Saratov, were completely destroyed and flooded, or simply sustained very serious damage and are now undergoing long-term repairs. This means that they can no longer fulfill their missions.

A very serious part of the Russian airborne forces is no longer able to fulfill the task. They can still perform some smaller tasks, but what they were planned for - landing marines as part of a brigade - is no longer possible

Ryzhenko said.

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Ukraine destroyed the Russian large amphibious assault ship Caesar Kunikov in Crimea on the night of Wednesday, February 14.

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