Close Menu
War News HubWar News Hub
  • Videos
  • Events
  • Weapons
  • Analysis
  • Industries
  • World
  • FPV Drones
What's Hot

Russian Forces Mobilize 6,600 Troops Near Latvia: Potential War Scenarios Unfold

06.06.2025

Four Russian Landing Ships Destroyed as New Ka-52K-Compatible Vessel Enters Service with Warning

06.06.2025

DragonFire Combat Laser for Ukraine Delayed by Two Years and €1.2 Billion Before Production Start

06.06.2025
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
  • HOME
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
War News HubWar News Hub
  • Videos
  • Events
  • Weapons
  • Analysis
  • Industries
  • World
  • FPV Drones
Subscribe
War News HubWar News Hub
Home»Events»Novorossiysk to Host Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Amid Ukrainian Threats – Satellite Images
Events

Novorossiysk to Host Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Amid Ukrainian Threats – Satellite Images

Samantha ClarkBy Samantha Clark22.08.2024No Comments2 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Novorossiysk to Host Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Amid Ukrainian Threats – Satellite Images
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

​Novorossiysk to House russia’s Remaining Black Sea Fleet Amidst Ukrainian Threats (Satellite Images)

Sevastopol no longer serving as the main base for the russian Black Sea Fleet, its remaining vessels are now stationed in Novorossiysk, Krasnodar region. The entrance to this base has been fortified with barges to prevent Ukrainian naval drones from entering.

Recent satellite images released by MT Anderson show that nearly all of russia’s significant assets in the Black Sea are currently concentrated at this base. Among these assets are the remaining submarines of the russian Black Sea Fleet, including the B-871 Alrosa vessel (Project 877V Paltus) and three Project 636.3 Varshavyanka submarines – B-265 Krasnodar, B-268 Veliky Novgorod and B-271 Kolpino – all of which are docked at the pier. Another Project Varshavyanka submarine, the B-237 Rostov-na-Donu vessel, was sunk in Sevastopol Bay, and a 56-meter wooden mockup has taken its place.

The bay also houses two new Project 11356R missile frigates, Admiral Essen and Admiral Makarov, along with two older Project 1135 Burevestnik patrol ships, Ladny and Pytlivy. Additionally, six large landing ships, four Project 775, one Project 1171 Tapir, Ivan Gren) and all three Project 22160 patrol ships of are stationed there.

Novorossiysk to Host Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Amid Ukrainian Threats – Satellite Images

Among the older Soviet-era vessels, the base hosts two Project 1239 small missile ships, Bora and Samum, two Project 1241 Molniya missile boats and two Project 1124 small anti-submarine ships. Currently, only one Project 21631 Buyan-M small missile ship is in Novorossiysk, despite the enemy possessing four of these Kalibr missile carriers. However, these ships are stationed in other harbors and have not ventured out to sea recently, as the Ukrainian Navy has not detected any russian ships in the Black Sea or Sea of Azov in recent days. The last reported sighting of russian forces in these waters was on June 17.

Defense Express Novorossiysk to House russia’s Remaining Black Sea Fleet Amidst Ukrainian Threats (Satellite Images)


Source link

Video of the day

Your browser does not support video playback.
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Samantha Clark

Samantha Clark is an experienced military analyst and journalist with a wealth of knowledge in the field of military strategy and global security. He possesses extensive knowledge of contemporary military conflicts, technological innovations, and geopolitical trends.

Related Posts

Russians Equip Molniya-2 Strike UAV with FPV Drones: What’s Behind the Strategy?

06.06.2025

Russia Launches Massive Assault on Ukraine with Over 400 Drones and 40 Missiles on Friday Night

06.06.2025

Unusual Deployment: North Korean 140-mm Mortars Surface in Russian Forces

06.06.2025

Ukrainian Drones Foil Russian Assault on Oskil River, Creating Havoc (Video)

06.06.2025
Add A Comment

LATEST

Russians Equip Molniya-2 Strike UAV with FPV Drones: What’s Behind the Strategy?

06.06.2025

Russia Launches Massive Assault on Ukraine with Over 400 Drones and 40 Missiles on Friday Night

06.06.2025

Unusual Deployment: North Korean 140-mm Mortars Surface in Russian Forces

06.06.2025

Ukrainian Drones Foil Russian Assault on Oskil River, Creating Havoc (Video)

06.06.2025

VIDEO

Innovative British Technology Combines Whale Signals to Detect Russian Submarines

14.05.2025

Russian Military Enhances Presence in Equatorial Guinea with Tanks and 1,100 Troops

14.05.2025

SOF Destroys Rare MLRS “Uragan-1” Mistaken for Korean KN-09

14.05.2025
Global.uaobozrevatel
Explore the dynamic landscape of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on our War Ukraine-Russia News Hub Stay informed with the latest developments in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia through our comprehensive War Ukraine-Russia News Hub. Explore in-depth coverage of Ukraine's military industry.
Categories
  • Analysis
  • Events
  • Industries
  • Technology & Weapons
  • War Video
  • WORLD
Services
  • Videos
  • Events
  • Weapons
  • Analysis
  • Industries
  • World
  • FPV Drones

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

© 2025@War Ukraine-Russia News Hub
  • Home

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

This site uses cookies to store data. By continuing to use the site, you agree to work with these files.