The Ukrainian news agency "The Guildhall Agency" published a satellite image three weeks ago that led reconnaissance officers in Kiev to conclude that Kalibr cruise missiles were being reloaded on the frigate "Admiral Grigorovich" at the naval base in Sevastopol. The footage was taken on 10 August - the following day, the Ukrainian air defence forces reported the launch of two Kalibr cruise missiles fired from the Black Sea area.
Questions about questions
However, the questions remain unanswered as to how many FKs were reloaded in Sevastopol, whether they were actually ready for use the following day and how many Kalibr reached their targets - unfortunately! So how sustainable is the supply chain for these weapons? However, the method of reloading is also noteworthy and revealing: a floating crane? Because a harbour crane can also be seen as a shadow in the middle of the ship on the pier - also on Google Maps halfway along the north side of the harbour bay. Improvisation and on-board resources are obviously still in demand in the Black Sea fleet!
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