“Battle of #Krynky equipment loss numbers as of 23 February 2024. In summary: 47 UA losses vs. 222 RU losses Spreadsheet showing the losses in detail:”
https://twitter.com/naalsio26/status/1761217261384458502
The Memories
“On 24 February 2022, a Russian Black Sea flagship “Moskva” approached Zmeiniy Island and offered the garrison to lay down weapons and surrender. A Ukrainian border guard Roman Valentinovich Hrybov responded in a rude form, telling the warship to go **** itself. Cruiser “Moskva” was later sunk on 14 April, and the island returned to full Ukrainian control by 30 June. Although captured in the attack, on his release, Hrybov was awarded a medal for his actions at the end of March”
https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/1761348038075805703
Kremlin snuff box, 03/11/24
https://t.me/s/kremlin_secrets
Marine drones attacked the Dmitrov submarine in the Baltic Sea
The submarine “Dmitrov” (project 877EKM) was attacked by unknown naval drones in the Baltic Sea. The incident occurred on March 9 during the training of joint tasks with the Mozhaisk submarine, our sources in the fleet reported. We are not reporting the exact location of the attack for security reasons.
“The attack attempt was made in the dark. The drones were spotted approaching the submarine, and with heroic efforts we managed to eliminate all 3 drones,” the channel’s interlocutor said.
Thanks to the coordinated actions of the sailors, serious damage to the Dmitrov submarine was avoided, but there are minor issues that are now being urgently corrected.
It is important to clarify that over the past few weeks there have been rumors about preparations for the dismissal of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral Evmenov.
The inability to resist enemy drones and the submarine attack, according to our data, put an end to this issue. Hero of Russia, Admiral Alexander Moiseev, will now command the fleet instead of Evmenov.
It is worth recalling that Ukrainians actively use maritime drones in the Black Sea, but this is the first time in the Baltic Sea.
Whether NATO countries are involved in the attack is an open question, but the navy, to put it mildly, is shocked by the impudence of the attackers and expects new attacks.