Ukraine war: The Sevastopol strike explained



A Russian submarine and warship were damaged in the pre-dawn barrage on the Sevastopol shipyard – potentially the largest strike against Russian naval targets of the war.

Defence analyst Michael Clarke explains what happened – and why it matters.

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28 thoughts on “Ukraine war: The Sevastopol strike explained”

  1. It’s also significant because Russia lacks proper refined materials, due to sanctions and mainly producing raw goods, to actually manufacture more ships like this. But even if they managed to, Turkey has banned any more of Russia’s military ships from entering the Black Sea. So this severely weakens Russia in that sense.

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  2. Mass murder. This is a war crime. The Ukies will pay for this in spades. Karma is real. Karma happens in wartime and it leaves its impact for many generations. Why has the left turned into warmongers and butchers?

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  3. …and now, Ukraine cannot cry about Russia destroying all of uts remaining ports. They will be put out of action now, and no one can wonder why… When Ukraine wants to do this sfuff, they cany cry about not being able to import or export anything via the Black Sea.

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  4. All this is minor. The important thing is that the counteroffensive has clearly failed and Ukraine cannot win. The West will soon stop supplying very expensive weapons and Ukraine will run out of men. The madness will hopefully then stop. The dictated peace will be humiliating for Ukraine (and the West) but this war would never have started if NATO had agreed to stop its expansion.

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  5. The pirate City of London continues their 200 year long commercial war against Russia. Some of us are seriously wondering why Russia doesn't retaliate on the pirate City of of London and literally annihilate the place with barrage after barrage of hypersonic missiles to bring the British to capitulate? If the Russians don't, it means one of two things: either these private intelligence networks are going back and forth between London and Moscow to keep this war going for as long as they profitably can, or Russia really is afraid of starting a full blown world war.

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  6. It's only a matter of time before the Americans and British do something that escalates this war to direct confrontation. Apparently the British and Americans are itching for this war. The arrogant British can't see that they also have bridges and warships. The prophecy of the white man's power being broken in war is definitely on course

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  7. US manufactured sea drones, UK long range Storm Shadow missiles, controlled by a US Global Hawk surveillance system but Ukraine struck Russia? Please. Also all those missiles had to be fired from the air. Where did Ukraine suddenly get more aircraft capable of firing those missiles? Did they briefly touch down in Ukraine so they could pretend they were Ukrainian aircraft or did they just fly over the Black Sea from Romania, fire the missiles, and fly back to Romania.

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  8. the human animal is just as primitive and barbaric as ever. . the 21 century and still warring over property, resources, territory, food, power, land, race, religion, and male super ego

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