• mozz
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    Better translation (still machine generated):


    Enemy equipment is burning. More specifically, the large anti-submarine ship “Admiral Levchenko” in the Barents Sea. The fight for survivability continues, but we hope it’s in vain.

    This is what happens when the “superpower” receives sanctions from Ukraine and cannot service the engines produced in Mykolaiv on their own. Ten years were not enough to solve this problem. One of the installations caught fire.

    Great training, guys, keep it up.

    Just so you understand, there are a few hundred crew members there. Not the “Moskva,” of course, but still not bad.

  • @[email protected]
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    154 months ago

    So this is a Ukrainian built Russian ship that just on its own decided to join the fight on the Ukrainian side by self-immolation

    • @NotMyOldRedditName
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      4 months ago

      If it’s just a fire that might sink the ship, wouldn’t the first course of action be to vacate all aircraft?

      • jrs100000
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        54 months ago

        No, the first course of action would be to stop the fire.

        • @NotMyOldRedditName
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          04 months ago

          I guess that depends on how big it is and what access is like around it.

  • @[email protected]
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    114 months ago

    Well now I have a new favourite type of warship: “large anti-boat ship”

    It is magnificent.

  • @[email protected]
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    114 months ago

    Oooh, I didn’t realize the Northern Fleet was scheduled to commission another water-permeable submarine! I hope the fish enjoy it :)

  • @mojofrododojo
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    54 months ago

    The second best navy in Ukraine, probably the 7th best navy in the Barents lol

  • shastaxc
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    34 months ago

    Why do they even have an anti-submarine ship in this fight? Does Ukraine have any subs?

    • WilshireOP
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      84 months ago

      This ship was in the seas north of Norway and Russia

      • shastaxc
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        14 months ago

        I didn’t think Ukraine was operating that far from home

        • @CookieOfFortune
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          44 months ago

          Reading the translation it just seems like the ship can’t be maintained anymore since it was built in Ukraine.