Attack On The Ivan Khurs: Panic In Russian Navy

Ships with Kalibr missiles have become an easy target for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Many of you have probably already paid attention to the fact that Russia keeps a certain group of ships on the high seas, and not all of them are carriers of the Kalibr missiles.

For example, a group of ships can be in the amount of 11 units, and only 2 of them are Kalibr carriers. And this phenomenon is quite common now, because after some undefined unmanned motor boats began to attack the Russian fleet, Kalibr carriers are escorted like real aircraft carriers. And it's not a joke.

Any aircraft carrier has an appropriate escort, a group of ships and submarines that provide it with anti-submarine, anti-ship and air defense. All this is called an aircraft carrier strike group. In turn, similar groups are used for Kalibr carriers.

That is, in order to guarantee the safety of the banal small-size missile ship, the Russians keep a permanent auxiliary group in the Black Sea, which gives it a cover. Just feel the degree of fear among the crew of the patrol ship of project 22160, with a displacement of 1,500 tons, going to the “launch”?

Only in the Russian flotilla, a trough for 1,500 tons is covered by a dozen other troughs.

I wonder under what name such a phenomenon will go down in history?

The important thing is that this demonstrates the limited functionality of Russian ships.

Do you remember how they began to install Tor-M2 land-based air defense systems on the ships? This is not from scratch, but due to the lack of a full-fledged naval air defense of the Black Sea Fleet of the Military Maritime Fleet.

But the most curious thing is that after the attack on the Ivan Khurs, the hunt will obviously be carried out not only for the “Kalibr carriers”.

What can I say, the Black Sea is becoming more and more dangerous for Russian ships. For all types, at any time of the day and at any distance from the coast. There is simply no safe area, no island of peace.

Like it or hate it, it’s your fate.

Oleksandr Kovalenko sprotyv.info