Another Russian Warship Blown Up In Sevastopol Harbor

The ship is a carrier of "Kalibrs".

Another Russian warship has been blown up near Sevastopol in Russian-occupied Crimea.

The explosion occurred in the morning on Friday, October 13.

This was reported by the "Crimean Wind" Telegram-channel with reference to the residents of the peninsula. According to its data, the sound of the explosion was heard even in the centre of Sevastopol.

"Just now a ship was blown up in the Sevastopol harbour. The explosion was felt even by residents of the city centre, car alarms were activated," the report said.

Apparently, a small missile ship of the 21631 project, Buyan-M, a carrier of Kalibr missiles, exploded and was smoking, Crimean Wind specified.

The 21631 project Buyan-M small missile ships are a series of Russian multi-purpose small missile and artillery ships of the 3rd rank of small displacement with guided missile armament of the river-sea class near-sea zone.

The official purpose of the ships of this project is to protect and defend the economic zone of the state in inland sea basins. There are 10 such ships in the Russian Navy.

We remind you that yesterday it became known that a ship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet of the class frigate 'Pavel Derzhavin' was blown up and damaged near occupied Sevastopol.