Russian warship launches SSMs from Sevastopol

[Haijun watcher]

Headed for Ukraine?!!! If it's the Slava class cruiser Moskva, I never realized that its P1000 Vulkan SSMs could be used for land-attack roles.

Video at link below:

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Second video of Russian cruise missiles being launched from a ship near Sevastopol this evening
11:55 AM � Mar 22, 2022�Twitter Web App

[Alexey Loginov]

No. Both "Slava" are in the Mediterranean to strike at the Sixth Fleet of the United States. This is a small rocket ship.

[Guest]

Thank you for that piece of intelligence Alexey, I trust that the GRU will give you a firm smack on the bottom for giving what is probably classified information over the Net. Unless of course it is "fake."

[Alexey Loginov]

Thank you for that piece of intelligence Alexey,

You can send the information to ONI.
https://tvzvezda.ru/news/2022226018-GcA7s.html/player/

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I trust that the GRU will give you a firm smack on the bottom for giving what is probably classified information over the Net. Unless of course it is "fake."

Guest, ?ounterintelligence is not handled by the GRU, but by the FSB.

[Timmy C]

More simply, Slava class land/surface-attack missiles don't fire vertically. Only surface-to-air missiles are fired vertically on that class.