Coordinates Of 'Askold' Provided By Commander Of Russian 'Ingushetia' Missile Ship

The amount for which the Russian naval officer agreed to do it has been disclosed.

The coordinates of the location of the Russian corvette of Askold were leaked by the commander of the Ingushetia small missile ship of the 41st brigade of missile ships and boats of the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet, Aleksandr Yermolenko, reports the Crimean Wind telegram channel.

Aleksandr Yermolenko himself (m/u 72165, Sevastopol) is a native Crimean from Sevastopol.

He was supposed to get only $1000 for this information, but he bargained for $1500.

It was under Yermolenko's leadership that the crew of the Ingushetia small missile ship launched Kalibr cruise missiles against civilian objects on the territory of Ukraine.

The reason for his cooperation with the AFU could have been nightmares in which he was haunted by civilians killed by the strikes in Ukraine.