I russi trasferiscono sistemi antiaerei da Sebastopoli alla Crimea occidentale
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/russians-transfer-anti-aircraft-systems-from-sevastopol-to-western-crimea/
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I russi trasferiscono sistemi antiaerei da Sebastopoli alla Crimea occidentale
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/russians-transfer-anti-aircraft-systems-from-sevastopol-to-western-crimea/
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>Russians transfer anti-aircraft systems from Sevastopol to western Crimea
Headlines from tomorrow morning : “The successful overnight attacks on Sevastopol…”
You can run, but u can’t hide…
Closer target for Ukrainians?
They are up to something, or they know something we don’t.
They didn’t care about losing these before, why move em now.
Normally you wouldnt see a nation remove these from a large city… but since crimea is ukraine they dont care about the people there.
Strange to move them closer to the front though.
Because of the F-16s?
Isn’t Sevastopol in Western Crimea?
Isn’t Sevastopol in western crimea?
these might be the new ones shipped to Crimea to replace those that russia has been losing lately
Don’t think so. They have conceded that Sevastapol naval harbor. So, it does not need close air support. Now they move them to western Uktaine to try and shoot down all targets flying into Crimean airspace.
I’m not sure, but I think the only thing the article is saying is that the system in Sevastopol was moved. Where it was moved they don’t know. They are guessing they are being moved to fill the gaps created by other destroyed systems. To me, if that is the case, that just means they are going to get destroyed next.
Does that put them in range now?
So this time, Ukrainian (cough) SBS crawls ashore to fix the S400 radar with sledgehammers.
“Irregular, asymmetric, unexpected” could be their motto.
The Soviets were super predictable, always organizing their forces in the same way before an attack – follow the manual! That is easy to abuse for a bunch of frogman pirates.
Put it right next to the ones Ukraine blew up yesterday. Missiles never strike the same ~~airport~~ anti-aircraft radar twice.
~~Wasn’t there a story just a few days ago about Russia pulling out S300/S400 systems from Crimea and moving them to the Belgorod region? Wouldn’t it have made more sense to leave the systems in Crimea and just move the ones from Sevastopol to Belgorod?~~
Brain fart about where Sevastopol was lol. It just seems like the whole anti-air defense network in Crimea is just kaput. Perhaps they plan on moving this system out of Crimea like the rest of them?