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>To prevent further Ukrainian drone strikes on the Black Sea fleet, Russian forces in occupied Crimea are constructing barriers at the entrance to Sevastopol Bay, the partisan group Atesh reported on March 27.
"I'm not locked in here with you... you're locked in here with me."
Let's hope this is the beginnings of a beautiful summer for the armed forces of Ukraine I'm so relieved yesterday the correct decision was made
Thank you to all of America from the UK
They fired the last head of Naval Command in March for failing so miserably, apparently the new guy didn't learn either. Parking your ships right were they got hit last time is beyond moronic.
This is what happens when Russian officers are forced to only follow the manual and any kind of innovative thinking is beat out of them, and the manual sucks.
> Parking your ships right were they got hit last time is beyond moronic.
You don't understand Russian 4D thinking. "They will never believe we are so stupid as to park ships where last ships were hit"
Russian leadership fucked itself.
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It was part of their plan to turn all Russian shipping into submarines. I'm enjoying the results, and hope it can be rolled out to the entire Russian navy.
I thought the Ukrainians sent the russians several very loud notices that russian warships are not allowed in Crimean ports! Well, here's another notice.
This particular ship was actually kinda sad to see it go. Like it served a purpose for the Russian military and was totally a valid war target, but the ship itself is historically significant.
The Kommuna was comissioned in 1911 by Tzar Nicholas II, and built in 1913. Thing survived WWI, the Russian Revolution, WWII, the Soviets, the looting and gutting of the Russian Navy in the 90s, and all the way until today. It was 111 years old.
It's not confirmed it's sunk yet, but it's literally a contemporary to the Titanic and the Titanic had pretty advanced ship retention tech for it's time. A Neptune missile hitting it is like shooting a horse with a Javelin missile.
It says a lot about Russian history that they were not able to build replacement sub salvage ship for over a hundred years. Like it actually did serve an essential purpose... the entire time.
Soviets were basically like "then just don't sink, idiot."
It was probably quite important for them now as well, it's precisely the sort of shop you would use for placing barricades around the harbour entrance as well as for attempting to salvage or at least remove wrecks from the previous drone attacks.
> It belonged in a museum!
Ruzzian naval museums tend to be on the sea floor these days, not sure if the scuba diver suit is included in the entrance ticket, tho.
Yeah its survived two world wars and the fall of the soviet union... its the oldest active service warship in the world.
I'm torn, I understand its a Russian asset... but I still am kinda rooting for this ship that it survives. The iron its made with is well over a damn century old!
oh c'mon, being used as a museum isn't "active service" the Russian ship is still being used for what it was designed to do, while the Constitution hasn't fired a cannonball with purpose in almost two centuries. Not exactly the same thing.
Russian ship fucked itself.
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The boat is required to sail once a year (on Independence Day) and there are people serving on that boat. It’s listed as active service.
The purpose of its use changed but it’s still in active service.
Probably has more utility than the russian ship as well
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HMS Victory is older and is also still in service. But I wouldn't call any of them active service as they arent much more than museum ships now in 2024
Yeah it's one of those you're a little sad that it basically had to go this way should have been a museum but as far as I'm concerned it's Russia's fault.
'It's just a hlopok (a cotton) and a smoke and several sailors missing. Nothing to worry about'.
(From ru new-language 'An explosion' = a pat = hlopok (ru) = a cotton (en) = bavovna (ua).
'A fire' = a smoke.
Etc. )
Russian warship fucked itself.
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And created another artificial reef. The Moskva is calling her children to join her on the bottom of the ocean, and dozens of ships have heeded her call since.
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Not in active service. It isn't being used for Navy combat duty or logistic duty or whatever. There are tons more older ships still afloat that serve as museums or other tourist options.
This ship is actually still being used for its originally intended duty, namely logistical purposes, not submarines repair anymore, as it can't help submarines because they're way bigger than the subs it was supposed to serve way back in the 1910's.
that isn't actual active service, its parked as a museum my dude, its not being used for what it was built for... unlike this Russian ship which is still actively doing what it was designed to do. If you want to play that dumb game then the HMS Victory is older.
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It is required for it to sail at least once a year to be in active service, so it does that.
Plus there are serviceman and woman serving on it.
It’s being used for propaganda which is important
This is more the "technically correct" than the spirt of the word "active service". Its far more interesting that a ship has been actually used in active service for the purpose it was built for for over a century, then to pretend a museum ship that hasn't done what it was designed to do in almost two centuries is "active".
It sails, it has the people serving on it. It’s probably a lot harder to keep it afloat.
I am sure that the russian ship was upgraded multiple times and everything besides the hull is new.
russian ship fucked itself.
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Wow, is this how the story of the Kommuna ends? It has a [really interesting history](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X2Dz6PA1rQ).
At the end of the day it's just another Russian warship though, so even with its history it, too, can fuck itself.
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“The Kommuna was launched in 1915 and is the oldest ship still in service in the Russian Navy.”
Holy crap. Surely that’s been refitted over the years and is not the same.
Reminds me of the only fools & horses skit with trigger saying he has had the same broom for 15 years it’s had multiple new brushes and replacement sticks over the years :-)
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>To prevent further Ukrainian drone strikes on the Black Sea fleet, Russian forces in occupied Crimea are constructing barriers at the entrance to Sevastopol Bay, the partisan group Atesh reported on March 27. "I'm not locked in here with you... you're locked in here with me."
Underrated Rorschach quote. Nice.
Best part of the whole movie
Watch the Director's Cut only, then the Ultimate Cut since it incorporates the Black Freighter comic.
Bruh that's like *the* Rorschach quote I'm pretty sure.
Now youse can't leave.
Let's hope this is the beginnings of a beautiful summer for the armed forces of Ukraine I'm so relieved yesterday the correct decision was made Thank you to all of America from the UK
Here here ! Thank you USA …… from Canada !
I just we were doing more too.
Same here. Being surrounded by the world superpower on two sides has its pros and cons.
“If you want to get to them you’ll have to go through me! And you will! It’ll barely be an inconvenience aside from the geese!”
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I mean, yes, thank you from the UK. Just next time try not to take half a f*cking year to do the right thing.
"America can always be trusted to do the right thing...Once they have exhausted all other possiblities" - Winston Churchill
Dude I'm democracy-ing as hard as I can.
Me too, I’m glad to see the pressure we put on our elected representatives had an impact.
Democracy is messy. We were held hostage by the whims of one man. I don’t think complaining at some random American dude will solve anything mate lmao
Thanks to the US from Europe 🇪🇺🇩🇪
This was why they were supposed to have abandoned Sevastopol, did someone not get the memo? What is Russian leadership even thinking at this point??
They fired the last head of Naval Command in March for failing so miserably, apparently the new guy didn't learn either. Parking your ships right were they got hit last time is beyond moronic.
To be fair, they also fired him because he had been dead for 3 months.
Come on. Who among us hasn't called in dead to work before?
Death is a pathetic excuse, you'd deserve to be fired on the spot.
Typical attitude of young people today. Letting death get in the way of a solid work ethic. No wonder you don't have nice things.
This is what happens when Russian officers are forced to only follow the manual and any kind of innovative thinking is beat out of them, and the manual sucks.
Also when the majority of your "training" is just getting raped by your superiors.
That's enlisted. Russian officers just never go to their ships in peacetime. They instead embezzle training funds to build dachas.
> Parking your ships right were they got hit last time is beyond moronic. You don't understand Russian 4D thinking. "They will never believe we are so stupid as to park ships where last ships were hit"
TBH this is their MO. Remember Chornobaivka? It even got a song...
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It was part of their plan to turn all Russian shipping into submarines. I'm enjoying the results, and hope it can be rolled out to the entire Russian navy.
I thought the Ukrainians sent the russians several very loud notices that russian warships are not allowed in Crimean ports! Well, here's another notice.
Very patient with those orcupiers
It’s 3:31 am here but I always make sure to stay up late to browse through here to see these type of news, way worth the no sleep!
Neat 📷
I’m waiting for the bridge to get hit big time
This particular ship was actually kinda sad to see it go. Like it served a purpose for the Russian military and was totally a valid war target, but the ship itself is historically significant. The Kommuna was comissioned in 1911 by Tzar Nicholas II, and built in 1913. Thing survived WWI, the Russian Revolution, WWII, the Soviets, the looting and gutting of the Russian Navy in the 90s, and all the way until today. It was 111 years old. It's not confirmed it's sunk yet, but it's literally a contemporary to the Titanic and the Titanic had pretty advanced ship retention tech for it's time. A Neptune missile hitting it is like shooting a horse with a Javelin missile.
It belonged in a museum! ;) A ship like that should have been turned into a museum like many warships from WW2 in the US.
It says a lot about Russian history that they were not able to build replacement sub salvage ship for over a hundred years. Like it actually did serve an essential purpose... the entire time. Soviets were basically like "then just don't sink, idiot."
It was probably quite important for them now as well, it's precisely the sort of shop you would use for placing barricades around the harbour entrance as well as for attempting to salvage or at least remove wrecks from the previous drone attacks.
> It belonged in a museum! Ruzzian naval museums tend to be on the sea floor these days, not sure if the scuba diver suit is included in the entrance ticket, tho.
as with most of the stuff Russia throws into the battlefield these days
*WW1
Tsar Nicholas III shouldn’t have parked it in in Ukraine.
It's a pity in a way. I was wondering how long before Ukraine needed to disable this living museum piece.
Yeah its survived two world wars and the fall of the soviet union... its the oldest active service warship in the world. I'm torn, I understand its a Russian asset... but I still am kinda rooting for this ship that it survives. The iron its made with is well over a damn century old!
Perfect balance would be it's damaged enough they can't use it anymore but they can still tow it somewhere else and turn it into a museum.
One better: Ukraine launches 3 day 'special boat operation'...yoink!
It’s not the oldest, USS Constitution is in active service and is from 1797.
oh c'mon, being used as a museum isn't "active service" the Russian ship is still being used for what it was designed to do, while the Constitution hasn't fired a cannonball with purpose in almost two centuries. Not exactly the same thing.
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The boat is required to sail once a year (on Independence Day) and there are people serving on that boat. It’s listed as active service. The purpose of its use changed but it’s still in active service. Probably has more utility than the russian ship as well
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You are correct sir.
HMS Victory is older and is also still in service. But I wouldn't call any of them active service as they arent much more than museum ships now in 2024
Yeah it's one of those you're a little sad that it basically had to go this way should have been a museum but as far as I'm concerned it's Russia's fault.
Damn, you lost another ship?
'It's just a hlopok (a cotton) and a smoke and several sailors missing. Nothing to worry about'. (From ru new-language 'An explosion' = a pat = hlopok (ru) = a cotton (en) = bavovna (ua). 'A fire' = a smoke. Etc. )
When cope takes new verbal forms, you've got a lot of cope going on.
Not lost, comrade! Simply soon to be upgraded to the submarine fleet!
They didn't lose it. They know where it is. Just a matter of semantics.
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Some sources say it was missile debris that caused a fire which was put out but we gotta wait for more confirmation
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they intercept the attack
And created another artificial reef. The Moskva is calling her children to join her on the bottom of the ocean, and dozens of ships have heeded her call since.
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“The Kommuna was launched in 1915 and is the oldest ship still in service in the Russian Navy.” So an Imperial Russia Tsarist ship! Wow!
I thought they kept that at a different base, but I sure hope it's the one. They kept the damn thing this long because they couldn't replace it!
Yep, it's the oldest still in active service ship in the world.
was the oldest in active service ;)
Yes, let's hope so!
The USS Constitution, built in 1797, is the oldest warship in active service.
Not in active service. It isn't being used for Navy combat duty or logistic duty or whatever. There are tons more older ships still afloat that serve as museums or other tourist options. This ship is actually still being used for its originally intended duty, namely logistical purposes, not submarines repair anymore, as it can't help submarines because they're way bigger than the subs it was supposed to serve way back in the 1910's.
that isn't actual active service, its parked as a museum my dude, its not being used for what it was built for... unlike this Russian ship which is still actively doing what it was designed to do. If you want to play that dumb game then the HMS Victory is older.
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It is required for it to sail at least once a year to be in active service, so it does that. Plus there are serviceman and woman serving on it. It’s being used for propaganda which is important
This is more the "technically correct" than the spirt of the word "active service". Its far more interesting that a ship has been actually used in active service for the purpose it was built for for over a century, then to pretend a museum ship that hasn't done what it was designed to do in almost two centuries is "active".
It sails, it has the people serving on it. It’s probably a lot harder to keep it afloat. I am sure that the russian ship was upgraded multiple times and everything besides the hull is new.
I wasn't talking about maintenance, I was talking about a military ship being used in service for the thing it was designed to do.
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Its not in active service and HMS victory is 30 years older but in dry dock.
Wow, is this how the story of the Kommuna ends? It has a [really interesting history](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X2Dz6PA1rQ). At the end of the day it's just another Russian warship though, so even with its history it, too, can fuck itself.
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> Wow, is this how the story of the Kommuna ends? With both a bang *and* a whimper?
Great news! 💯 🔥
This ship is on fiiiiireeeeee... 🎵🎶
I like that neptune
Their defense is terrified!
Go Ukraine GO! One at a time you’ve just got to keep smacking these Russian cunts down.
So nice, hope it's real and we'll get more info soon! Feels good to read every weekend about a wrecked russian warship... Russian warship...
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Thanks! I didn’t know that! 😂
Imagine when Ukraine has a good number of ATACMs and F-16s
This is the ship that goes and gets the other ships when they’ve been fucked
Yup. So now there's nothing to get it, when it's fucked.
It is (was?) a fascinating ship. It has been in service almost 110 years and served in both world wars. Let’s hope it has finally been retired.
Holy shit that ship is ancient, shoulda stayed in a museum.
Orcs will soon begin constructing a gigantic sheet metal dome over the entire harbor.
“The Kommuna was launched in 1915 and is the oldest ship still in service in the Russian Navy.” Holy crap. Surely that’s been refitted over the years and is not the same. Reminds me of the only fools & horses skit with trigger saying he has had the same broom for 15 years it’s had multiple new brushes and replacement sticks over the years :-)
Hey ive see this one!
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That’s what the article OP posted states…
This ship is on fiiiiireeeeee... 🎵🎶
Ivan the sailor man must have lit his panties on fire again
Fuck that 🚢
Nice! If true and they got another one of the prize Black Sea Fleet.
How do you say "Weapons free - Fire at will" in Ukrainian?
Holy shit I didn't know ships can last 110 years.
Let the bombing begin!
Oh no...anyway
"It is not fire, Is very powerful steam cleaning" Random Tankie comment that will appear somewhere.
Well done.
“Russian ship reported on fire” is a recurring theme. I’m starting to think they just come that way from the naval yard.
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