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Well, it's a bad day for the Russian Navy, again. 
Ukraine struck a floating dry dock in Sevastopol with what are believed to be Storm Shadow missiles. The dry dock contained a Ropucha-class, Polish for 'toad', LST and a Project 877 Paltus-class, Russian for 'halibut', (NATO: Kilo) diesel submarine.
This is bad on several levels other than the obvious loss of the ship and boat. This is NOT the same Ropucha damaged earlier. Russia has been using the Ropuchas to resupply Crimea after the attacks on the Kerch strait bridge. They are running out of LSTs. Now they are running out of drydocks. Floating dry docks are pretty robust so this one won't be out of commission for very long. That doesn't mean that it will be useful. The attack likely destroyed cranes, machine shops, and other necessary equipment.
There is a limited supply Russian of dry docks available in the Black Sea. Almost all are already taken with other ships. I don't know their state of repair so I don't know if any can be forced out. The Russian Navy uses dry docks extensively for regular repairs and not just for refits.
I don't know if or how badly the Kilo boat was damaged. If it took a Storm Shadow directly it might be a complete write-off.
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