If this is true then its so magnificent, a second submarine sunk by a country without a navy...
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It's not the second one, it's the same one that had been heavily damaged by a Storm Shadow missile in 2023 and had been in dry dock undergoing repairs ever since. This hit probably finished the job for good.
A target so nice they sunk it twice
Ah bummer, well nice anyways! Thanks for the info!
Gimli on sinking the submarine of Theseus: That still only counts as one
Rare Turkey W
Hey turkie just made them a new boat!
https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-war-navy-corvette-530ce5a6c669ad667a1717d5ece82902
Yay ! Slava Ukraine!
Submarine violent decommission and conversion into reef successful.
Slava Ukraini!
The Ukrainian underwater biome restoration project is way ahead of schedule. So nice of the Russians to donate so much equipment.
Once they confirm which boat it was, I'll mark it off
You already have. It's the one that was previously hit by storm shadow in dry dock. They did some repairs, refloated it, and then the Ukrainians hit it again.
HA thank you for the info
"And Russia's internal security service, the FSB, recently said it foiled a Ukrainian plot to destroy its last remaining aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov. The ship, launched in 1985, has been undergoing repairs since 2018."
I hope Ukraine can still make this happen. That would a be huge win, even if the carrier is never functional and isn't in the black sea. Imagine if Russia no longer even had a carrier. That'd be one way to put them in their place.
All Ukraine has to do is nothing. The Kuznetsov has about a 75% chance of sinking every time it puts to sea
My understanding is that Russias maintenance cost on that carrier is so much higher than its capabilities that Russia is trying to bait Ukraine into expending resources attacking it.
So hit the docks and maintenance facilities it's at, not it itself
I have a friend who actually was serving on this aircraft carrier. It's hell and the crew was dis moraled due to lack of basic needs like towels and working bathrooms.
Sunking Admiral Kuznetsov would look like destroying mental asylum for depressed patients
I've heard it's a bit like a labyrinth where nobody even has up-to-date schematics of the passages on the ship, and a lot of spaces are just sealed and conserved. And it stinks everywhere.
I’m grateful it wasn’t a nuclear sub.
.......wait, what? Its hard to tell from context.
Are you saying you're glad that at least russia still has it's nuclear sub?
Or are you saying you're glad that russia wasn't attempting to use a nuclear sub?
I guess they mean that they are happy it wasn't a nuclear-powered sub because of the environmental damages the release of radioactive material might cause.
Wat. Seems a much more reasonable read is that they are grateful a Russian nuclear sub isn't contaminating the entire area right now
What the other guy said. I don’t support Russia, but nuclear fallout is bad for everybody. Underwater nuclear explosion would be more contained than in the air, but I don’t wanna see radioactive fish with three eyes.
Destroying a nuclear sub, or a nuclear weapon, doesn't lead to a nuclear explosion. It takes considerable care to cause a nuclear explosion, and smashing a reactor or warhead just leaves you with a pile of radioactive scrap.
Not saying that isn't a problem, but it's way less of a problem than a nuclear explosion
Ah, yes, they are destroying one every other week.
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