Moskva

And that meant combining coastal missile batteries adapted for naval strikes, sea drones, which was a revolution in up-to-date intelligence that was actionable and attacks on a series of Russian bases, which they drove increasingly to the east.

The game changer was sinking the Moskva because that sent the message to Russia that nothing is going to move in the Black Sea without Ukrainian permission.

And now the Russian Navy is bottled up in Novorossiysk, which is as far east, Jason, as it can go without wheels.

It definitely can.

It's actually sort of incredible to consider that its only frigate was under repair and was scuttled in 2022 to prevent Russian capture.

But Russia, it reinforced its fleet with six additional landing ships in February 2022.

It fielded frigates, submarines, missile ships, as well as landing ships and its flagship, the Moskva.

but though they had all this together though they could launch caliber missiles the things changed today the advantage is not coming out for russia four years later the balance is very different in this war ukraine says about 30 percent of the combat assets now have been destroyed but when you consider that a three out of ten have been destroyed It leads me to believe that the Russians are about to have even bigger problems.

much.

You recall the Moskva getting sunk, and I think that was the big eye-opener.

Now, the Moskva was a bit like the Titanic of the Russian Navy.

It's unsinkable.

until it's not.