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Ukraine attacks forced Black Sea Fleet to move warships from Sevastopol, Russian official says
Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been forced to move many warships from the naval base of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsular, which Russia annexed in 2014, due to attacks by Ukraine, a Russian-installed official was quoted as saying on Sunday.
Russia's Black Sea Fleet forced to redeploy over Ukrainian drone attacks, Russian proxy admits
"It (Black Sea Fleet) was forced to change, in fact, its registration because our large ships became large targets for the enemy's unmanned boats," Dmitry Rogozin, a Russian official heading the Russian occupation of Zaporizhzhia Oblast,
Ukraine's Tactical Strikes Trigger Black Sea Fleet Relocation
Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been forced to move from Sevastopol due to Ukrainian attacks, marking a significant shift in naval strategy. Russian senator Dmitry Rogozin emphasized the importance of advancing drone technology and electronic warfare systems to address the evolving military challenge.
Russia Acknowledges Black Sea Fleet's Escape From Crimea
The Russian Black Sea Fleet has left Crimea. The main reason for this, as it turns out, is the drone <a target=_blank href=
Russian official recognises Black Sea Fleet was forced to leave Crimea due to Ukrainian UAV attacks
Dmitry Rogozin, the former head of Roscosmos, Russia's national space agency, as well as the Russian-backed "head" of the occupied part of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, revealed that the Russian Federation's Black Sea Fleet altered its location due to strikes from Ukrainian naval drones.
Russian Black Sea Fleet Forced to Relocate Due to Ukrainian Naval Drone Strikes, Says Kremlin Official
Russia has relocated vessels from its Black Sea Fleet in response to Ukrainian naval drone strikes, according to Dmitry Rogozin, a Russian proxy leader in the Zaporizhzhia region. Rogozin made the statement during an interview with the Russian outlet Moskovskij Komsomolets, published on October 21.
Russia admits Black Sea Fleet's escape from Crimea
The Black Sea Fleet decided to leave Crimea. The main reason for this, as it turned out, was the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drones, according to Russian Senator Dmitry Rogozin. Rogozin said that the Black Sea Fleet changed its registration because of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drones.
Russian attacks spike in Black Sea, damages four civilian ships
The Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister, Andriy Sybiha, reported in Ankara that Russia is intensifying attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure in the Black Sea. As a result of the recent attacks, four civilian ships have been damaged.
Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Push Russia’s Black Sea Fleet to Relocate
Rogozin, a former head of the Russian space agency, confirmed the withdrawal, marking an official acknowledgment from Moscow that the fleet has been forced
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One of Russia's biggest automakers said it's struggling under Western sanctions after frontline complaints that its vehicles are falling apart
A former top official complained of constant leaks, a gearshift lever falling off, unusually low mileage, and "flimsy" parts ...
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Former Russian Space Chief Blasts Poor Quality of Military Vehicles on the Frontline
A Russian automaker supplying SUVs and trucks to Moscow’s troops has blamed Western sanctions for quality issues with its ...
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Putin Ally's Racist Attack on Lloyd Austin Sparks Outrage
A racist attack on U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin published on a social media account belonging to
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