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For the first time since 2013,there are no Russian warships left in the Mediterranean Sea,according to OSINT analyst Russian Forces Spotter The analyst said that one of the main reasons is the closure of the Turkish Straits to military vessels,complicating rotations from the Black Sea Fleet⤵️

Hair Furor 🐔🌮

16 июл., 20:38

Yes. Türkiye closed the Bosphorus to Russian warships immediately the news was announced of the Invasion of Ukraine. Russia had a small mixed group of trial vessels in the Marmaray Sea and applied for transit that afternoon as a convoy and was denied. End of story.

Хлороформ (CHCl3)

16 июл., 22:03

They were lucky by being denied the passage. They would have been already next to Moskwa at the bottom of the Black Sea.

Hair Furor 🐔🌮

17 июл., 10:38

Yep, there is that. But the delicious part is that every warship Ukraine destroys is destroyed for good. No replacements are allowed to transit the Bosphorus as long as Russia is making War against Ukraine. The (Montreux) Convention regarding the Regime of the Straits. In effect since 1936.

phil-stone

16 июл., 18:26

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alfrib25

16 июл., 22:02

What a shame, they should have let them into the Black Sea, the Magyar pirate would have been very hungry to hunt Orc Russian ducks.

Philip_Kofler 🦈 🛴 🔱 🇺🇦 🇪🇺

16 июл., 21:56

Realbutterplease

16 июл., 21:19

The Mediterranean Sea sighs in relief. 😮‍💨

The chicken lady

16 июл., 20:49

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Wzl Bmft 🌍

16 июл., 21:30

Let's keep it that way Baltic next please

Persona-Non-Grata

16 июл., 20:09

there are some orcZZ-ships on the bottom of the Mediterranean

Anton Gerashchenko

16 июл., 17:50

The Tartus base also appears to be evolving "into a reduced logistics hub rather than the logistical backbone of a permanent Russian naval presence." "Russian deployments appear increasingly intermittent rather than continuous. The continuity has been broken.

Anton Gerashchenko

16 июл., 17:51

The question now is whether it can be restored or whether this marks a lasting shift in Russia's Mediterranean naval posture," he wrote on his X page. Starboard Maritime Intelligence analyst Mark Douglas noted that ships bound for the Mediterranean must now depart from Northern Europe,

Anton Gerashchenko

16 июл., 17:51

adding that Moscow has to negotiate with other countries for logistical support for its vessels, which is becoming increasingly difficult under current circumstances. Nevertheless, Douglas believes that the absence of Russian ships in the region is only temporary. 📷: The Insider

grumpygreg

16 июл., 22:14

Fortunately :), they have fewer vessels to worry about.