From the main base of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation (Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation) in Sevastopol, almost all ships with missile weapons on board have been withdrawn to the sea.

It is reported by Crimea. realities.

So, according to the publication, in the South Bay, which is the largest offshoot of the Sevastopol Bay, a number of ships are moored near the Mine Wall. The nearest of them is a large landing ship of project 1171 "

There were three such ships in the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation, one of them, the VDK Saratov, was destroyed by the Ukrainian military in the port of Berdyansk. The other two are " After the start of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the side numbers of all warships were painted to complicate the identification of units of the same type..

The next two are Project 775 large landing craft.. There are four such ships in the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation: "

The publication notes that the airborne ship "

Also moored in the South Bay is a patrol ship of the project 22160 type " The Black Sea Fleet has three such ships: "

Four ships are moored at the chicken pier between the engineering and Dokova bays. First on the left is a small hovercraft project 1239 " There are two such ships in the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation - " One of these ships was towed from the Sevastopol Bay in a northwestern direction on May 8.

The next two ships are Project 1135 Burevestnik patrol ships.. The Black Sea Fleet has two such ships - "

Moored on the far right is Slavutych, a Ukrainian medium reconnaissance ship, command and control ship. It was captured by Russia in February-March 2014 during the annexation of Crimea. Board number "

At the pier in Sukharnaya Bay, which is also part of the large Sevastopol Bay, there is a large landing ship with external signs of damage.. Presumably, this is the Caesar Kunikov VDK, its number 158 is visible through the peeled or burnt paint on the port side.

Project 1241 Molniya-1 missile boat is being refueled at the pier in Grafskaya Bay. The Black Sea Fleet has four such boats:

R-60 (tail number 955), Naberezhnye Chelny (953) and Ivanovets (954), and Shuya (962) are in service, according to official data - in sediment.

Thus, excluding anti-submarine ships, minesweepers, reconnaissance ships and vessels of the auxiliary fleet, the following can now be at sea: all three frigates of project 11356P Burevestnik, all four small missile ships of project 21631 Buyan-M, two missile 1241 " Except for the large landing craft, all of these ships carry missiles..