The Russian Federation has ordered ships to be moved daily between bays in Sevastopol
In the temporarily occupied city of Sevastopol, the command of the Russian Federation’s Black Sea Fleet has ordered military ships to be moved from one bay to another every day. In this way, the Russian military is attempting to change the ships’ mooring locations.
According to the channel, tugboats in Sevastopol are towing a large Project 775 landing ship to “Holland” Bay. The damaged section of its superstructure has been covered with camouflage netting.
“In Sevastopol, tugboats are towing a large Project 775 landing ship into Holland Bay; the damaged part of its superstructure is covered with camouflage netting,” the report states.
It is noted that the ship has been in this condition for over a year since it was damaged, yet repairs have not yet been carried out.
In addition, according to “Krymsky Veter,” no dry-dock repairs are being carried out on Russian ships and vessels in Sevastopol. The reason cited is the risk that ships in dry docks could become easy stationary targets.
Instead, the command of the Russian Black Sea Fleet has ordered that all ships be moved between bays once a day, changing their mooring locations.
Thus, Russian military ships in occupied Sevastopol regularly change their deployment locations, while a damaged large Project 775 landing ship, according to “Krymsky Veter,” has remained unrepaired for over a year.
This was reported by the “Crimean Wind” Telegram channel.
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