Concerned about Ukrainian missiles, Russia reduces the number of combat ships in the Black Sea

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 Ukraine's Southern Operations Command has released the latest intelligence on the situation of Russia's Black Sea Fleet.


According to intelligence information of the Southern Operations Command of the Ukrainian army, the Russian Navy has reduced one missile ship on duty in the Black Sea. The reason for this force adjustment can be traced back to concerns about Ukraine's anti-ship cruise missiles.


"Russia's Black Sea combat ship group has now been reduced to one missile ship. Currently, the Black Sea Fleet's forces on duty in this sea include two missile boats, two submarines and three landing craft. large ground troops. The threat from cruise missile attacks is still present," the Southern Operations Command of Ukraine said.


On June 17, the Ukrainian military announced that the most modern Harpoon anti-ship missile in the payroll of the country's coastal defense forces attacked and sank the Vasily Bekh ship while the tug was transporting weapons and ammunition. medicine, soldiers and supplies for the Russian forces stationed at Snake Island. This is considered the first attack by Ukraine's Harpoon missiles on Russian warships since the country received aid from Denmark.


Earlier, Ukraine's Defense Minister warned that Russian warships in the Black Sea may suffer the same fate as the flagship Moskva, after the Harpoon anti-ship cruise missiles were put into operation by the Ukrainian coast defense forces. motion.

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