Russia's Navy Has a MASSIVE Problem

🇷🇺🚢 Until 2022, Russia boasted one of the world's largest naval forces, with a mix of Soviet-era hulls and modern capabilities. But after invading Ukraine, its navy is in shambles. ⛴️⚓ From sidelined key assets to stalled modernization and alarming ship losses, Russia's naval dominance is crumbling. 🌊💥 Discover how Ukraine, without a proper fleet, has managed to contest and even break Russia's naval supremacy. 🛥️✨ #Russia #Ukraine #Navy #WarAnalysis #Military #Geopolitics #BlackSea #NavalWarfare #Conflict #Defense #MilitaryStrategy #UkraineWar #RussianNavy #NavalHistory #WarUpdates #MaritimeSecurity #GlobalPolitics #DefenseNews #NavalPower #MilitaryConflicts #WarFootage #CurrentEvents #BreakingNews #MilitaryTechnology #MilitaryLosses #EasternEurope #NATO #DefenseStrategies #ShipWrecks #NavalBattle #WarStories
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[mdeluco]

They didnt lose ships! They gained submarines!!!

[wyyrdojim]

The Ukrainians didn’t sink any ships, the Russians sent them on “Special Submarine Operations”!😳

[spoogerification]

It is very Russian to lose a naval war against a country without a navy

[BlackBanditXX]

Of course Russia can solve this problem...they LEAVE Ukraine.

[aerohard]

They're getting their asses handed to them so badly that they have to dock in Cuba to preserve their ships.

[macmcleod]

Russia is a cautionary example of the effects of long-term corruption on a nation.

This is why it's most important to constantly fight corruption in your own country.

[Fishpasta]

Realistically the Russian Navy has always been big and theoretically powerful on paper but also really ineffective.
It was the punching bag of the European naval powers during the Russian Empire. It was riddled with corruption and incompetence during the Soviet Union, and that corruption only got worse after the Russian Federation took over when the oligarchs started siphoning money from maintenance grants to spend on themselves.
Russian history is full of stories of great land battles they fought... and naval disasters they'd rather forget. The fate of the Black Sea fleet falls perfectly into the latter category.

[davidconnor]

BEEN BLUFFING for YEARS and NOW got CAUGHT OUT

[mwwhited]

It really seems Russia has forgotten that Ukraine was the primary center of military development for the Soviet Union.

[glennquagmire]

Now Russian black fleet navy hiding in Cuba 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[JoaoSoares-rsec]

A thousand casualties a day is something no military can take for long.

[michaelwheeler]

Russia has successfully protected it's navy against attack by strategically relocating it to the bottom of the sea.

[MxMe-such]

Who thought two years ago Ukraine couldn't endure? The Finns knew better than that.

[mightymode]

The Russian navy IS a massive problem; it would be easier to list the few things going well for them

[CodySuper]

Russia is lucky they can't get into the Black Sea, or they'd lose all that shit too! I guarantee you if Turkey opened the gates, no Russian ships would enter, period!

[rockerteen]

You're crazy, if they flooded the Black Sea with ships it would only mean more targets, ever hear the term fish in a barrel?

[Zenniverse]

This is like watching a modern day Russo-Japanese war unfold.

[satanicmicrochipv]

The russian navy is the terror of the seas!

If you're a russian sailor.
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[gordonallen]

This is no longer the powerful Soviet fleets of the 50's-90's. The Russian Navy is a mere shadow of its former self. The Ukrainians have turned the Black Sea fleet into junk. Their only aircraft carrier is permanently docked for "repairs" Their flagship was sunk, At least 15 other vessels have been sunk or severely damaged. The "armada" deployed to Cuba consisted of ONE lone missile frigate, a raggedy submarine whose acoustic covering was falling off, an oiler, and a tugboat. The Russian Navy has become a JOKE. Ukraine is kicking the Russian Navy's @ss, without actually HAVING a navy of it's

[mn]

Imagine to losing Navy battle to country that don't have navy as they asset were stolen