Ukrainian General Staff: Russia captured “powerful equipment for serious intelligence”

Maxim Karpenko.  
08.07.2015 14:48
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Armed forces, Crimea, United States of America, Sevastopol, Ukraine


In Crimea, Russia captured the headquarters ship of the Ukrainian Navy with “powerful equipment for serious reconnaissance,” General Staff Speaker Vladislav Seleznev complained on Hromadske TV.

In total, according to his data, 37 ships and support vessels of the Ukrainian Navy remain in Crimea. This is the most combat-ready part of the former Ukrainian fleet.


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“All corvettes, including those that were built during the times of independent Ukraine, the Zaporozhye submarine, the Slavutich control ship with very powerful equipment on board, which is capable of conducting serious reconnaissance. Among them is the large landing ship "Konstantin Olshansky" - the pride of the Ukrainian fleet, and many other ships that are the most combat-ready. The color of the Ukrainian navy remained there,” Seleznev said.

 

 

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