Russian troops, trying to find new opportunities to withdraw ships, control only part of the Black Sea. The enemy still has missile carriers loaded with missiles - they can use the Kalibr for a new massive strike.
Natalia Gumenyuk, Spokesperson for the Operational Command "South", told Apostrophe TV about this, as well as about the total number of missile carriers and loaded Kalibr missiles.
She points out that despite the fact that the enemy army is not able to actively operate in the Black Sea, it still has missile carriers:
"Despite the fact that the Russians cannot actively operate in the Black Sea, they still have missile carriers already loaded with Kalibrs at their bases. The danger remains high. There are 50 missiles loaded."
Humeniuk notes that the total number of Russian missile launchers is 9: "...including both surface ships and submarines".
The Spokesperson for the Operational Command "South" notes that given that over the past month, the enemy put missile carriers on combat duty twice before massive drone attacks, the occupiers can use them at any time.
"Each time, they deployed submarines, which indicates that they are afraid of attacks by Ukrainian naval drones and UAVs. Obviously, it is easier to protect a submarine from this type of threat," notes Natalia Gumenyuk.
Earlier, we reported that Russia has withdrawn almost all ships from its Black Sea Fleet in Crimea.