Portaerei che viene spostata nella maggior parte dei mare – rúv.is

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>On paper, the Russian Black Sea Fleet was poised to dominate Ukraine’s almost-nonexistent naval forces at the start of the Russian invasion. And yet, [in the nearly three years since we’ve seen Ukraine deny sea control to Russia and inflict heavy losses on the Black Sea Fleet, using unmanned sea drones, cruise missiles, and innovative asymmetric warfare.](https://www.csis.org/analysis/maritime-domain-lessons-russia-ukraine-conflict-focus)

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>… So within six weeks, we saw the Ukrainian forces managed to sink three Russian ships using USVs, very similar tactics.

>So but after March, what we saw was the firing of the Black Sea Fleet commander as well as the chief of the Russian Navy. And as a result of that, we saw Russian forces sort of, you know, let’s just say, shelter in ports.
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>And then what we saw is Ukraine assaulted ports with deep strike missiles, again, hitting, in one case, a submarine and other capabilities, other Ropuchas that were in port.
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>And then what we’ve seen is sort of a retreat to Novorossiysk, and sort of creating a bastion around the Kerch Strait is sort of where we’re at today. And so there have been many attacks out to Novorossiysk the Kerch Strait. What we haven’t seen is the Kerch Bridge fall, but we’ve seen the Kerch Bridge greatly damaged.

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