The GUR successfully disabled another Russian warship. The Baltic Fleet minesweeper “Aleksandr Obukhov”, based in the city of Baltiysk, was damaged during a special operation. [NOELREPORTS video, article in comment]

Source: Geschichtsklitterung

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  1. Geschichtsklitterung on

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    > The GUR successfully disabled another Russian warship. The Baltic Fleet minesweeper “Aleksandr Obukhov”, based in the city of Baltiysk, was damaged during a special operation. After water entered the engine, it’s now in for expensive and complex repairs. This is the 2nd Russian ship disabled by Ukraine in the past 6 months.

    Kyiv Independent:

    > **Russian Baltic Sea Fleet vessel out of action after Ukraine’s sabotage, intelligence says**
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    > The Russian Baltic Fleet minesweeper Alexander Obukhov was put out of action thanks to a sabotage operation by Ukraine’s military intelligence, the agency said on Oct. 7.
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    > The ship, based in the Russian coastal town of Baltiysk in the Kaliningrad exclave, reportedly “suffered severe damage” after water leaked into the engine due to “the mysterious appearance of a hole in a gas duct.”
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    > This is the second case of Ukraine sabotaging a Russian warship in the exclave, which lies between Poland and Lithuania some 400 kilometers (250 miles) from Ukraine’s northwestern border.
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    > The vessel that was supposed to be sent on duty is now undergoing major repairs, as the damaged M-503 engine is a rare piece of equipment, the agency noted. Efforts to fix the vessel are likely to be “technically difficult and expensive,” according to HUR.

    https://kyivindependent.com/ukraines-military-intelligence-says-it-sabotaged-russian-baltic-sea-fleet-vessel/

  2. If an engine ingests saltwater, it pretty much needs to be replaced. It happened to a friends diesel engine. Miserable stuff. 😬!
    Salva Ukraine 🇺🇦

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