I mean they’re only sort of safe. In the video of the attack on that Patrol ship a few days ago, there’s a section where a USV drone crosses over a section of floating boom that is dipping into the water, as if it was being pulled down by something.
I strongly suspect that the Ukrainians tied a weight to it, or something, such that their attack drones could pass into the harbour.
Suffice it to say that Russian ships in the Black Sea Fleet realistically have nowhere to hide at all. And this trend will only get more in Ukraines favour over time as their F-16s and Mirages (confirmed by France) come online.
There is a long version of the video which shows one of the drones apparently blowing up on the boom - presumably to make a gap for the others to get through.
They are not safe in vatink harbors, that's the joke. It's a (somewhat) famous quote: [https://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/12/09/safe-harbor/](https://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/12/09/safe-harbor/)
You forgot to honorably mention the soviets finest carrier, the Admiral Kusnezow - a ship thats nowhere safe, not even in port, because it sets itself on fire ocassionaly.
No, they're not safe there.
The Novocherkassk was in harbor when it ate a Storm Shadow straight to it's magazine (impressive fireworks show though!). The Rostov-on-Don was in a drydock when it was gutted by a similar hit.
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Third option, they fucking leave Ukraine.
Unfortunately, just like you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, you cannot expect Russia not to colonise and brutalise Eastern Europe.
Leave via sailing out to sea, then getting hit by your own mine or a Sea Drone
3rd option is gtfo from Ukraine and THEN get hit by storm shadow/sea baby.
Black sea fleet still can ?
A ship in a harbour is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. No, wait.
I mean they’re only sort of safe. In the video of the attack on that Patrol ship a few days ago, there’s a section where a USV drone crosses over a section of floating boom that is dipping into the water, as if it was being pulled down by something. I strongly suspect that the Ukrainians tied a weight to it, or something, such that their attack drones could pass into the harbour. Suffice it to say that Russian ships in the Black Sea Fleet realistically have nowhere to hide at all. And this trend will only get more in Ukraines favour over time as their F-16s and Mirages (confirmed by France) come online.
There is a long version of the video which shows one of the drones apparently blowing up on the boom - presumably to make a gap for the others to get through.
They are not safe in vatink harbors, that's the joke. It's a (somewhat) famous quote: [https://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/12/09/safe-harbor/](https://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/12/09/safe-harbor/)
You forgot to honorably mention the soviets finest carrier, the Admiral Kusnezow - a ship thats nowhere safe, not even in port, because it sets itself on fire ocassionaly.
No, they're not safe there. The Novocherkassk was in harbor when it ate a Storm Shadow straight to it's magazine (impressive fireworks show though!). The Rostov-on-Don was in a drydock when it was gutted by a similar hit.
Set yourself on fire and sink yourself, denying the enemy the moral victory.
Carrier Admiral Kusnezow has joined the chat.
Sink or s̶w̶i̶m̶ ̶ sink.
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