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Although Washington and Ukraine confirmed the bombing of the cruiser with missiles "Neptune"Moscow says that a fire broke out and caused the detonation of ammunition on board the warship, and the sinking occurred while trying to tow it to the nearest port.
The Moskova is the largest ship of its kind to have sunk in combat since Britain destroyed General Belgrano’s cruiser during the Falklands War in 1982.
I played Battleship "Moscova"which is a naval version of the long-range air defense system "S-300"played a role in the 2008 Georgia war, and sailed the Mediterranean during Operation Russia In Syria in 2013, Ukraine was also besieged during a semi-annexation process Crimea in 2014.
bombing plan
Despite the age of Altrad, he was the backbone of the Russian Navy Among the ships built during the last days of Soviet Union.
According to the newspaper "The Sun" The British cruiser, after 40 years in service, settled in the depths of the Black Sea after sinking it.
The newspaper quoted Ukrainian military as saying that Ukrainian forces used drones to harass the ship and keep its air defenses dispersed before launching missiles from a hidden battery near Odessa.
According to reports, at least two missiles hit the ship, causing a massive explosion, as they are believed to have detonated one of the exposed Moskva missile tubes above the deck.
The sinking of this cruiser constituted a new blow to the military campaign of Moscow, at a time when it was preparing for new attacks in eastern and southern Ukraine.
According to military reports, the cruisers are not exportable, and they belong only to the countries that manufactured them, and only America, Russia and China own them.
وتعتبر "Moscova" The flagship of the class "Project 1164 Atlant" for guided missile cruisers in Russian NavyIt entered service in 1983 under the name "غلوري"Then, in 1996, it took its current name.
And the military expert, Mahmoud Mohie, says that the injury of Russian cruiser It was made with Ukrainian-made Neptun missiles, which is an upgraded model of a missile "L35" The land of the sea, the old Soviet-made, was developed by the Ukrainian army after Russia took control of the Crimea in 2014, then it was developed again in 2019 and proved highly efficient in hitting targets up to 300 km.
and adds to"Sky News Arabia"that the Ukrainian bombing of the Russian cruiser was carried out with a comprehensive scenario and a tight military tactic, where 3 UAVs were sent. "Bayraktar" Turkish-made, to disrupt and distract the cruise’s monitoring devices, and to operate the self-defense system of his unit, then he was surprised by the number of 2 Neptune missiles, which hit him directly.
It is added that" Within the tactic not tracked Ukrainian Presidency Or the Ministry of Defense so that they do not bear political responsibility, but rather the operation was announced in a technical way through leaked video clips".
He added that the sinking of the military cruiser will be deprived Ukraine Overlooking the Black Sea again"pointing out that "This was the second option for the Russian side after the liberation of the Donbass region".
On the impact of this on the Russian military operation, he asserts that "The sinking of the destroyer Moskava will call on the Russian side to speed up the process of controlling Odessa And depriving the Ukrainian side of the Black Sea ports, and this confirms the scenario of dividing Ukraine into eastern and western, with Western Ukraine being a landlocked state without sea beaches.".
injury tactic
For his part, researcher in military affairs, Dr. Mina Adel, says that a missile "Neptune" It is a locally manufactured Ukrainian copy of the Russian Kh-35 anti-ship missile, which is launched from an 8×8 vehicle from the coast at targets with a range of 280 km.
Expected pending "Sky News Arabia" The missile is equipped with a warhead weighing 150 kg out of the missile’s weight of 780 kg, and it is designed to deal with targets weighing 5,000 tons, such as main battle ships or military support and landing ships.
And about the military tactics used to hit a target like the Russian cruiser "Moscova"Adel says that the cruiser possesses various radars and sensors to deal with air targets and enemy ships, as well as different types of long and medium air defense missiles such as "S 300" The short range like "S8 "next to submachine guns, which are the last resort against very low targets.
In order to target this cruiser, there is a complex scenario, according to researcher Adel, that begins with continuous follow-up of the target’s path through monitoring and tracking by aircraft or designated ships.
The cruiser’s radars are also misleading by electronic jamming He drew the crew’s attention to other targets appearing offensively to camouflage the main attack.
Meanwhile, a drone is hovering to follow the target "electrooptic" To ensure the correct coordinates of the cruiser, and then transfer them to the missile as a first stage, to direct it towards the target so as not to hit another ship by mistake.
The researcher in military affairs continues, saying: "When the missiles approach the second stage, they open their radar and apply themselves to the target and drop very low on the surface of the water to carry out the attack".
He continued: "What helped dump The cruiser Moskovais the Ukrainians’ exploitation of the obsolescence of the S8 low-air defense missile system, in addition to the element of surprise and the lack of expectation of the cruiser crew for this attack, as it was far from the coast of Odessa, and was sailing near (Snake Island) located in Black Sea Near the eastern coasts of Ukraine and Romania".
He asserts that: "When the cruiser is hit by a direct hit, the internal ammunition explodes in it, which is present in abundance from all systems, in addition to its heavy weight, which makes the rescue mission very difficult.".
and got "Moscova" He became famous at the beginning of the Russian attack, when a recording spread of Ukrainian soldiers guarding an island addressing the ship’s crew via a walkie-talkie that "goes to hell" After he called them to surrender.
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Although Washington and Ukraine confirmed the detonation of the cruiser with “Neptune” missiles, Moscow says that a fire broke out and caused the detonation of ammunition on board the warship, and the sinking occurred while trying to tow it to the nearest port.
The Moskova is the largest ship of its kind to have sunk in combat since Britain destroyed General Belgrano’s cruiser during the Falklands War in 1982.
I played Battleship”Moscova“, which is a naval version of the long-range air defense system “S-300”, which played a role in the Georgia war in 2008, and sailed in the Mediterranean during an operation Russia In Syria in 2013, Ukraine was also besieged during a semi-annexation process Crimea in 2014.
bombing plan
Despite the age of Altrad, he was the backbone of the Russian Navy Among the ships built during the last days of Soviet Union.
According to the British newspaper, The Sun, the cruiser settled in the depths of the Black Sea after sinking it, after 40 years of service.
The newspaper quoted Ukrainian military as saying that Ukrainian forces used drones to harass the ship and keep its air defenses dispersed before launching missiles from a hidden battery near Odessa.
According to reports, at least two missiles hit the ship, causing a massive explosion, as they are believed to have detonated one of the exposed Moskva missile tubes above the deck.
The sinking of this cruiser constituted a new blow to the military campaign of Moscow, at a time when it was preparing for new attacks in eastern and southern Ukraine.
According to military reports, the cruisers are not exportable, and they belong only to the countries that manufactured them, and only America, Russia and China own them.
CloseMoscovaLead ship of the “Project 1164 Atlant” class of guided-missile cruisers in Russian NavyIt entered the service in 1983 under the name “Glory”, and then in 1996, it took its current name.
And the military expert, Mahmoud Mohie, says that the injury of Russian cruiser It was made with Ukrainian-made Neptun missiles, a developed model of the old Soviet-made “L-35U” surface-to-sea missile, which was developed by the Ukrainian army after Russia’s control of the Crimean island in 2014, then it was developed again in 2019, and it proved highly efficient in hitting targets even 300 km.
He added to “Sky News Arabia”, that the Ukrainian bombing of the Russian cruiser was carried out with a comprehensive scenario and a tight military tactic, as 3 Turkish-made “Bayraktar” drones were sent, to disrupt and distract the cruise’s monitoring devices, and to operate the self-defense system of his unit, then he was surprised. The number of 2 Neptune missiles hit him directly.
He added, “Within the tactic, no follow-up was made Ukrainian Presidency Or the Ministry of Defense so that they do not bear political responsibility, but rather the operation was announced in a technical way through leaked video clips.”
He added that the sinking of the military cruiser will be deprived Ukraine From overlooking the Black Sea again,” noting that “this was the second option for the Russian side after the liberation of the Donbass region.”
On the impact of this on the Russian military operation, he asserts that “the sinking of the destroyer Moskava will call on the Russian side to speed up the process of controlling it.” Odessa And depriving the Ukrainian side of the Black Sea ports, and this confirms the scenario of dividing Ukraine into eastern and western, with the western Ukraine being a landlocked country without sea beaches.
injury tactic
For his part, researcher in military affairs, Dr. Mina Adel, says that the “Neptune” missile is a locally manufactured Ukrainian copy of the Russian Kh-35 anti-ship missile, and it is launched from an 8×8 vehicle from the coast at targets with a range of 280 km.
He added to “Sky News Arabia” that the missile is equipped with a warhead weighing 150 kilograms out of the missile’s weight of 780 kilograms, and it is designed to deal with targets weighing 5,000 tons, such as main combat ships or military support and landing ships.
Regarding the military tactic used to hit a target such as the Russian cruiser “Moskova”, Adel said that the cruiser possesses various radars and sensors to deal with air targets and hostile ships, and also has different types of long- and medium-range air defense missiles such as “S-300” and short-ranged “S8”. ‘, next to machine guns which are a last resort against very low targets.
In order to target this cruiser, there is a complex scenario, according to researcher Adel, that begins with continuous follow-up of the target’s path through monitoring and tracking by aircraft or designated ships.
The cruiser’s radars are also misleading by electronic jamming He drew the crew’s attention to other targets appearing offensively to camouflage the main attack.
Meanwhile, a drone hovering to follow the target “electrically” to ensure the correct coordinates of the cruiser, and then transfer it to the missile as a first stage, to direct it towards the target so as not to hit another ship by mistake.
And the researcher in military affairs continues, saying: “When the missiles approach the second stage, they open their radar and apply themselves to the target and drop very low on the surface of the water to carry out the attack.”
He continued: “What helped dump The cruiser Moskovais the Ukrainians’ exploitation of the obsolescence of the S8 low-air defense missile system, in addition to the element of surprise and the lack of expectation of the cruiser crew for this attack, as it was far from the coast of Odessa, and was sailing near (Snake Island) located in Black Sea near the eastern coasts of Ukraine and Romania.
And he asserts that: “When the cruiser is hit by a direct hit, the internal ammunition explodes in it, which is abundant in all the systems, in addition to its heavy weight, which makes the rescue mission very difficult.”
“Moskova” gained fame at the beginning of the Russian attack, when a recording spread of Ukrainian soldiers guarding an island addressing the ship’s crew via a walkie-talkie to “go to hell” after he called them to surrender.