Russia-Ukraine update: U.S. officials back Ukraine's claim that missile hit sinking Russian warship
The U.S. believes that at least one Ukrainian attacked Russia's Black Sea flagship Moscow...
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The United States believes that Russia's Black Sea flagship was hit by at least one Ukrainian anti-ship missile, a senior U.S. defense official said.
The comments backed up the Kyiv government's claims, which Russian officials disputed, claiming that a fire aboard the missile cruiser caused the onboard munitions to detonate.
Pentagon officials have previously said they could not corroborate Ukraine's claims, but they have not disputed it either.
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This satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies shows the cruiser Moskva in the port of Sevastopol, Crimea, on April 7, 2022.
Discussing the intelligence assessment, the senior U.S. defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the Moskva River was hit by at least one, possibly two, Neptune missiles on Wednesday, setting the ship on fire.
The official gave no further details other than to say that the United States believes the Russians suffered some casualties on board.
The Moskva River, named after the Russian capital, sank on Thursday as it was dragged into the port after being badly damaged.
The loss of the ship, which had been a strong target for Ukrainian resistance in the early days of the war, was an important victory for Ukraine and a symbolic defeat for Russia.
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The flagship Russian guided-missile cruiser Moskva of the Russian Black Sea Fleet moored in the Black Sea port of Sevastopol in 2008.
The sinking, which crippled Russia's firepower in the Black Sea, appeared to symbolize Moscow's fate in an eight-week invasion that was widely seen as a historic mistake by Russia's withdrawal from the Kyiv region and much of northern Ukraine.
Police said on Friday that the bodies of more than 900 civilians, most of whom had been shot dead, were found after the withdrawal of troops in areas around the Ukrainian capital.
"Russia's 'flagship' is a site worth diving," Ukraine's Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov tweeted on Friday.
"We now have another dive site in the Black Sea.
"We will definitely visit the wreck after we win the war."
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The British Ministry of Defence said the loss could force Moscow to change the way its navy operates in the Black Sea.
In an update shared on social media on Friday, the British Ministry of Defence said the Soviet-era ship was
The U.S. believes that at least one Ukrainian attacked Russia’s Black Sea flagship Moscow…
#RussiaUkraine #updates #USofficial #backsUkrainian
The United States believes that Russia’s Black Sea flagship was hit by at least one Ukrainian anti-ship missile, a senior U.S. defense official said.
The comments backed up the Kyiv government’s claims, which Russian officials disputed, claiming that a fire aboard the missile cruiser caused the onboard munitions to detonate.
Pentagon officials have previously said they could not corroborate Ukraine’s claims, but they have not disputed it either.
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This satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies shows the cruiser Moskva in the port of Sevastopol, Crimea, on April 7, 2022.
Discussing the intelligence assessment, the senior U.S. defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the Moskva River was hit by at least one, possibly two, Neptune missiles on Wednesday, setting the ship on fire.
The official gave no further details other than to say that the United States believes the Russians suffered some casualties on board.
The Moskva River, named after the Russian capital, sank on Thursday as it was dragged into the port after being badly damaged.
The loss of the ship, which had been a strong target for Ukrainian resistance in the early days of the war, was an important victory for Ukraine and a symbolic defeat for Russia.
CCTV footage shows a man pulling a large knife at a woman in broad daylight
The flagship Russian guided-missile cruiser Moskva of the Russian Black Sea Fleet moored in the Black Sea port of Sevastopol in 2008.
The sinking, which crippled Russia’s firepower in the Black Sea, appeared to symbolize Moscow’s fate in an eight-week invasion that was widely seen as a historic mistake by Russia’s withdrawal from the Kyiv region and much of northern Ukraine.
Police said on Friday that the bodies of more than 900 civilians, most of whom had been shot dead, were found after the withdrawal of troops in areas around the Ukrainian capital.
“Russia’s ‘flagship’ is a site worth diving,” Ukraine’s Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov tweeted on Friday.
“We now have another dive site in the Black Sea.
“We will definitely visit the wreck after we win the war.”
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The British Ministry of Defence said the loss could force Moscow to change the way its navy operates in the Black Sea.
In an update shared on social media on Friday, the British Ministry of Defence said the Soviet-era ship was
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