Safe harbor who? Ukrainian Navy sinks Russian patrol ship near Novorossiysk
Remember when the Russian fleet fled Crimea for Novorossiysk, thinking they found a cozy, untouchable safe zone? Yeah, about that.
A Russian border patrol ship has just been upgraded to a submarine near Novorossiysk. The Ukrainian Navy caught them slipping in what was supposed to be their ultimate safe haven.
The irony is delicious. Novorossiysk is deep in the eastern Black Sea, the exact place Moscow ran to after Crimea got way too hot for their liking. It turns out there is officially zero safe parking space left for Russian warships.
A vessel meant to guard borders couldn't even guard its own hull. The Russian military's transition from a regional sea power to an underwater archaeology project remains right on schedule.
The Black Sea is rapidly becoming the world's most expensive artificial reef.
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