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Russian forces begin loading submarines with cruise missiles in Novorossiysk
Russian forces have begun loading submarines with cruise missiles in Novorossiysk. They no longer need to return to Sevastopol for this purpose.
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Ukrainian Navy spokesman Dmytro Pletenchuk reported the information during a telethon on July 5.
He noted that Russian submarines based in Novorossiysk have been responsible for several recent attacks.
"A country that calls itself a "superpower" could not bring a crane to load missiles for six months. The main issue in the logistics chain was not storage but the deployment of missiles," Pletenchuk said.
- On June 6, Dmytro Pletenchuk announced that the Russian forces no longer need to return to Sevastopol to reload submarines.
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