A Russian missile boat tracks a US destroyer entering the Black Sea

Victor Orlov.  
22.07.2015 19:29
  (Moscow time), Sevastopol
Views: 1139
 
Armed forces, Crimea, United States of America, Sevastopol


The Russian missile boat “Ivanovets” is monitoring a US destroyer that has entered the Black Sea, the official publication of the Black Sea Fleet, the newspaper “Flag of the Motherland,” reports.

“Currently, the Ivanovets missile boat is monitoring the American missile destroyer Potter, which has leaked through the Turkish straits into the Black Sea,” the publication says.

The Russian missile boat “Ivanovets” is monitoring a US destroyer that has entered the Black Sea, the official...

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The main missile system of the boat “Ivanovets” is 4 launchers of 3M-80 “Moskit” anti-ship missiles.

Due to its enormous kinetic energy, the Mosquito pierces the hull of any ship and explodes inside. Such a blow can sink not only a middle-class ship, but also a cruiser. The missile has a range of 120 km, weighs 3,95 tons (including the warhead - 150 kg), and can be equipped with both a conventional and nuclear warhead.

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