The Kremlin all of a sudden withdrew nearly the remainder of the Black Sea Fleet from Novorossiysk to the Black Sea.
The Kremlin all of a sudden withdrew nearly the remainder of the Black Sea fleet from Novorossiysk to the Black Sea. It’s attainable that every one the ships went to the Crimea. Satellite tv for pc photographs from June 5 confirmed that the Russian Ministry of Protection had despatched 11 of its ships to the Black Sea.
Analysts from Institute for Battle Analysis determined to analyze the route of motion of enemy ships and the rationale for which they have been withdrawn from Novorossiysk.
In whole, two patrol boats, two submarines, three minesweepers and a number of other ships went to sea.
Analysts don’t promise to say whether or not all of the ships have left the port of Novorossiysk, however they agree that all of them have.
Satellite tv for pc photographs from June 6 confirmed round 10 ships close to Novorossiysk, 2.5 km from the port entrance. On the identical time, solely about 8 ships are shifting in direction of the Black Sea.
Some analysts have little question that the ships are heading for Crimea. Actually, it seems that 18 ships left the port of Novorossiysk on the identical time. Britain’s Ministry of Protection means that the Russian army skilled logistical issues via the Kerch Strait after the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out a collection of assaults on ferry crossings on Might 29, so The Ministry of Protection of Russia closed the usage of these ships as logistics: for the switch of each troops and army tools.
The sudden removing of naval property from the port may additionally point out that Russian authorities are involved about Ukrainian assaults on the port.
Earlier, OSINT analysts observed that the majority Russian warships left the port of entry Novorossiysk.
Let’s keep in mind that analysts from ISW expressed why Putin despatched to Cuba 4 ships of the Russian Northern Fleet.
2024-06-07 04:44:00
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