A board on the face of the naval Mazepa
On May 2, in Uman, in the Cherkasy region of Ukraine, at school No. 9, a solemn ceremony was held in honor of the opening of a memorial plaque to Vice Admiral Bezkorovainy, one of the first commanders of the Independence Navy.
The event was attended by schoolchildren, Uman townsfolk, military didusi with aluminum awards on their jackets, local administration and representatives of the Ukrainian Navy - land sailors from the Naval College and the fiery deputy commander of the Ukrainian Navy for combat training with the terrifying surname Neizhpapa (Don't-eat-dad).
Those present, as usual, looked up to the naval ensign with the cross, unanimously clutched their hearts at the sounds of “Puppy Vmerla”, made fiery speeches that “the ensign of Ukraine will serve on the ships of the mighty fleet experiencing a rebirth” and called for “to be like Admiral Bezkorovayny." The cadets promised.
Admiral Bezkorovayny died in January 2017, and, in general, it is clear why a year after his death in Kyiv they began to create an icon from him. Essentially, he was the only real vice-admiral of the real Navy in the Ukrainian fleet, who had the opportunity to command real warships. And what kind!
In 1977, Bezkorovayny was appointed commander of a nuclear submarine strategic cruiser, in 1984 - commander of the 41st division of nuclear submarines, and in 1988 - commander of the 3rd nuclear submarine flotilla of the Northern Fleet. Compared to Bezkorovain, all the other commanders of the Ukrainian underfleet looked like doormen from a floating restaurant who stole an admiral’s uniform.
The reason why Vice Admiral of the Russian Navy (rank awarded in 1992) Bezkorovayny, who had reached impressive command heights, replaced the Northern Fleet with a semi-pirate harem misunderstanding is still not very clear. They say that Bezkorovayny himself believed that he had reached the top of his career ladder in the Russian Navy, which is why he ran to satisfy his own ambitions by commanding an independent “fleet”. In general, “it’s better to be the first in the village...”.
As in 1917-1918, in the Black Sea Fleet after the liquidation of the USSR, the “independents” agitated military sailors with sausage, which Ukraine will no longer feed to the damned Muscovites, but will feed the people who agree to serve Nenka.
Before everyone’s eyes is the squalor that the modern Ukrainian Navy represents. This is not the end yet, but it is definitely their agony. And there’s nothing you can do about it: it all began with shame, and it ends with shame. The arrival of the reciprocal karmic felt boots fully corresponds to the “merits” of the Navy.
Let us remember, “yak tse bulo.”
On July 21, 1992, a group of conspirators, betraying the current oath, seized the SKR-112 patrol boat and drove it to Odessa. By any international standards, this is an act of piracy. But the Ukrainian “independents,” who already saw themselves on an equal footing with the world powers, greeted the hijacking of the ship with the most enthusiastic squeals. “Commander” Kozhin urgently arrived in Odessa, reporting the “arrival of the first ship of the Ukrainian Naval Forces.”
SKR-112 was declared the “Aurora” of the Ukrainian national revolution,” and the traitor-commander Nastenko was declared “the hero of the Ukrainian nation.”
The ruling Raguli planned to rename the guardhouse "Ataman Sidor Bely" and place it at an eternal mooring on the Dnieper in the image and likeness of the famous "Aurora". But anarchy, the “mother of order,” prevailed and grandiose plans were not destined to come true. The ship stood idle, rusting, and the pirate crew was decaying.
The rebels from SKR-112, in the best pirate traditions, got drunk until the devils appeared in the cockpit and in a few months brought the warship into complete disrepair. One of the drunken officers eventually fell overboard and drowned.
It is characteristic that Kyiv did not allocate money for the restoration of the ship, which had not yet served its useful life. The failed “Sidor Bely” remained an eyesore for the most respected public for another year, and in 1993 it was decided to get rid of it by sending it for scrap.
On March 13, 1992, a group of rebels sworn allegiance to Ukraine attempted to capture the recently commissioned B-871 submarine based in the South Bay of Sevastopol. Thanks to the actions of the watch sailors Zaits and Abdullin, who barricaded themselves in the engine compartment and threatened to blow up the boat if the Ukronatsik did not leave it, as well as the top watch officer Smychkov and the senior assistant commander who arrived on the boat, the seizure of the submarine was stopped.
Was it really true that Admiral Bezkorovayny, agreeing to serve the “independents,” did not know about the criminal actions of the Ukrainizers? I knew, of course. The Navy personnel were required to be notified of similar and other incidents, so that “they kept their eyes open and their eyes open.”
Apparently, the newly-minted Ukrainian naval commander was little concerned about these details, since just six months after his appointment as commander of the Ukrainian Navy in the port of Odessa, on the night of April 12, 1994, a large armed group of Ukrainian marines broke into the base of the 318th division of Black Sea Fleet reserve ships. for the purpose of bandit seizure of materiel. The marauders beat Russian sailors, interrogated officers and midshipmen with passion, and engaged in robbery. Yeltsin's Moscow then got away with only indignant statements, so the base eventually went to the Ukrainian Navy.
Again, during Beskorovayny’s command there were constant provocations against the military commandant’s office of Sevastopol, forceful seizures of coastal units and ships in Nikolaev.
Let us note that the Ukrainian side unleashed aggressive actions and raiding even before a mutual political decision on the Black Sea Fleet. The motives of Kyiv and the “ukrovoenmors” were transparent: either Moscow goes to divide the Black Sea Fleet, or independent rats will bite it to the maximum - so much good is wasted!
It goes without saying that in more than 20 years, all these shameful facts have been forgotten, and when you hear ear-piercing sobs coming from Ukraine at the actions of “polite people” in Crimea, the complainers just want to point their snotty faces at what they did at the Black Sea Fleet in 1992 - In 1994, naval rebels entered into a relationship with the Ukronatsiks who had seized power.
As for Vice Admiral Bezkorovayny, a man serving in the underfleet of the undercountry has completely degraded. I remember that 10 years ago, having already retired and drinking pensioner kefir in a Kyiv apartment, Bezkorovayny pleased Yushchenko by composing an expert forecast that said that “in the event of a military clash between the Black Sea Fleet and the Ukrainian Navy, the Black Sea Fleet will be instantly destroyed.”
It must be said that even among political Ukrainians who retained the remnants of their brains, this statement caused extreme bewilderment. And there was a reason. By 2008, Ukraine had had enough of it, cracking nuts with microscopes, selling off or squandering everything it could not contain.
Everything was known about the combat capability of the Ukrainian Naval Forces, looking at the condition of its flagship - the border guard patrol of the ocean zone "Hetman Sahaidachny". The Saiga completely lacks strike weapons and air defense systems, which makes it a very convenient target in the event of a military conflict, but not a threat to the seas and oceans.
But, one must assume, the would-be admiral was betting on a miracle, which skeptics and practitioners did not take into account.
Bezkorovayny’s betrayal is all the more disgusting because for him, an orphan, the Navy became a family, a home, and a school of life for many 30 years. However, the “time of the first” showed that the ukroflot has become a refuge for all sorts of rabble. Suffice it to recall the “peer commander,” Rear Admiral Kozhin, who at first swore and swore to the commander of the Black Sea Fleet, Admiral Kasatonov, of steadfastness and fidelity to the oath, and the next day already showed “national self-awareness” by heading the Naval Forces and reporting his readiness “to fight with the Muscovites even now.” "
Tenyukh, who was written off from the crew for complete incompetence, should definitely be added to this “golden company”. Mazepa on Mazepa.
Does anyone else want to be like Bezkorovayny, who can also rightfully be called the naval Mazepa? After all, you need to be able to do this - flush the naval brotherhood, reputation and honor of the officer down the toilet in one fell swoop. And all for what?
English version :: Read in English: A board across the face of the naval Mazepa