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🔥 "Magura" destroyed "Caesar" - scouts sank a large landing ship of the Russian Federation
🫡 On February 14, 2024, the Main Directorate of Intelligence in cooperation with all components of the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine destroyed the large amphibious ship "Caesar Kunikov" of the Black Sea Fleet of the aggressor state of Russia.
🦉 The special forces of "Group 13" of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine carried out a successful mission.
🤝 Implementation of the special operation became possible with the support of the United24 platform.
💥 The enemy ship was attacked by "Magura V5" sea attack drones near the shores of the temporarily occupied Crimea near the city of Alupka.
☑️ As a result, "Caesar Kunikov" received critical holes on the left side and began to sink. It is symbolic that the Russian officer, after whom the ship was named, was killed exactly 81 years ago.
⚡️ The large amphibious ship "Caesar Kunikov" of project 775 is one of the newest Russian ships. Could accommodate 87 crew members on board. It was used by terrorist Moscow during the wars against Georgia, Syria and Ukraine.
❗️ The search and rescue operation of the occupiers was not successful.
🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine!
How many targets (russian ships) of that size or bigger are left in the black sea?
Here's a handy little infographic I robbed from Reddit.
So in the end it is a game of Bingo with rounds of playing Battleship...
Not bad for a country without a fleet.
There are three landing ships in the Black Sea, which have not been sunk. There a number of frigates in the Black Sea, which are of similar size, but obviously have a different role.
These landing ships are great to transport freight to Crimea. It seems like Ukraine is targeting them specifically. If they are gone, it would make it a lot harder to resupply Crimea, if somebody were to hit the Kerch bridge.
And who might have an interest in hitting the Kerch bridge? ;-)
Ukraine.
Surely they wouldn't do it a third time, right? 🤣