Russia has increased the number of missile launchers in the Black Sea


Russia is using the Black Sea to launch missiles into Ukrainian territory.
The Russian Federation keeps nine warships on duty in the Black Sea. Among them are four carriers of Kalibr cruise missiles. This was reported on the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Facebook page.
It is noted that the total salvo of missiles in the Black Sea is 24.
In addition, the command of the Ukrainian Naval Forces reports that there is one enemy ship on alert in the Sea of Azov. Also in the Mediterranean Sea, up to eight enemy ships are on alert, including one carrier of Kalibr cruise missiles. Their total salvo reaches 16 missiles.
We would like to point out that the Ukrainian Armed Forces believe that Russia may be amassing resources for another massive shelling of Ukraine. Additionally, Ukrainian intelligence reports that Russia has increased the production of missiles. Russian companies manage to circumvent sanctions by importing to the country the necessary components for missile construction.
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Oleg Kotov writes about the war in Ukraine and how it is changing the world.












