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On the night of May 19, 2024, the Defense Forces of Ukraine hit the Russian missile ship “Cyclone” of project 22800 in Sevastopol.

The Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, together with their comrades, continue to bring our Victory closer.

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A subscriber shared a photo - this is the moment of arrival at the Cyclone RTO in Sevastopol Bay on the night of May 19.

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    • LaLuzDelSol@lemmy.world
      5·
      6 months ago

      Yeah you absolutely can. And from air. The biggest benefit is probably that this limits the number of angles into Ukraine russia can launch missiles from, which makes air defense easier.

      • fuckingkangaroos
        1·
        6 months ago

        Pretty much. This doesn’t limit the angle since the Kremlin can still launch from a bomber over the Black Sea, but it means they have 6 fewer missiles in an attack. So, air defence will have an easier time taking them out.

    • MrMakabar@slrpnk.netEnglish
      1·
      6 months ago

      Russia is using anti ship missiles to hit land targets. The launchers for those are only on ships. That does not mean, you can not put them on land, but it is going to be some engineering work.

      Maybe more importantly those missiles are a threat to Ukranian shipping.