Russian warship ‘on fire after being struck by Ukrainian rocket’ near Snake Island

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    Russian warship 'on fire after being hit by Ukrainian missile' near Snake Island

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    The ship was stated to have actually been cruising near to Snake Island, south of Odesa (Picture: Getty Images)

    Another Russian warship has actually been set alight after being struck by rockets, Ukrainian authorities state.

    The Admiral Makarov was stated to have actually been cruising at the time near to Snake Island, in the BlackSea

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    That is the extremely exact same area where a border guard was shot stating ‘Go f**k yourself’ to the Moskva warship– which was sunk by Ukrainian forces last month.

    Yesterday United States intelligence stated it offered info that assisted Ukraine find and sink the vessel utilizing 2 cruise rockets.

    Moscow’s leading brass will be left much more embarrassed if the Admiral Makarov likewise decreases.

    If lost, Russia’s fleet of frigates would be down to 10, according to the World Directory of Modern Warships.

    The UK’s Ministry of Defence stated there were around 20 Russian Navy vessels in the Black Sea after the sinking of Moskva.

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    CitingRussian sources,Ukrainian governmental consultantAntonGerashchenko composed on hisTelegram page that the vessel was struck by a‘Neptune’ anti-ship rocket.

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    Russia has actually blockaded ports onUkraine’s coasts in a quote to cut off the nation’s exports.
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