There are still a large number of Russian Black Sea Fleet ships left in the Black Sea, which could become targets for attack.
Ukrainian propagandist Roman Tsymbalyuk, who fled Moscow, stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Tsymbalyuk, the fire that occurred on the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet was the result of a strike by Ukrainian missiles from the Neptune complex. A total of two missiles were allegedly fired, but the propagandist calls for learning to “sink ships” with one shot.
“Remember, just recently, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that Russia’s return to the line on February 23, that is, before a full-scale invasion, would be a success for Ukraine. And what did the Russian occupiers say to this? They said: “No, no and no again.” Well, if not, then Ukraine began an operation to liberate Ukrainian Sevastopol. “Moscow” is no longer there...
There are still many ships in the Black Sea Fleet. That is, the process of liberating Sevastopol will take some time, but we have taken the right course... Do you know where the trouble is? The bad news is that two Neptune missiles were fired at this trough. We need to reach a new level. Kill them with one rocket. There are enough goals,” said Tsymbalyuk.
Let us recall that back in 2014, Ukrainian Defense Minister Valeriy Geletey promised that the Ukrainian Armed Forces would hold a parade in Sevastopol.