Powerful Attack On Sevastopol: Main Plant Of Russian Black Sea Fleet Destroyed
40- 13.09.2023, 11:35
- 57,690
After a series of explosions, the bay with Russian ships and subs is on fire.
On Wednesday night, September 13, powerful explosions were heard in occupied Sevastopol (Crimea) - eyewitnesses counted at least seven. After them, smoke rose over the city. There were fly-ins at the ship-repair plant of the occupants, a fire broke out there.
There was a glow seen over Sevastopol. This was reported by the Crimean Wind Telegram channel. The people wrote on the network about the work of the Russian air defence, which was probably not successful.
Subscribers of the channel reported at least seven explosions, car alarms went off due to the loud sounds.
Later, eyewitnesses reported a fire in the area of the Southern Bay. Videos and photos shared on social networks show a column of smoke and fire.
"In the Southern Bay, where it probably flew in, there are ships and submarines of the Black Sea Fleet," the authors of the channel wrote.
According to monitoring channels, explosions were heard in the area of Inkerman, where ships and submarines of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation are based.
Over time, the public pages started to write that the fire is raging in the area of the Sevastopol marine plant.
The so-called "governor" of Sevastopol, temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation, Mikhail Razvozhayev, confirmed the attack and wrote that the fire broke out at a non-civilian facility near Kilen beam. The 13th ship repair plant of the Russian Black Sea Fleet is located there.
Later he edited his post and also wrote about a fire in the area of the Southern Bay. The Sevastopol naval plant named after Sergo Ordzhonikidze is located there.
According to the media, as a result of the attack on Sevastopol, the Sevastopol Marine Plant is on fire. This is a shipbuilding enterprise located on the Ship Side of Sevastopol, the plant is the main site for the construction and repair of vessels of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.