Russian President Vladimir Putin has dispatched a significant group of operatives to Feodosia to investigate the destruction of the Novocherkassk large amphibious assault ship and the UTS-150 training vessel.
The Kremlin’s response comes after a missile attack on the port, leading to concerns of potential purges among Russian military commanders.
In response to the missile attack, a team of Russian operatives, including FSB (Federal Security Service) members, counterintelligence agents, prosecutors, and a departmental commission, has been dispatched to Feodosia. Additionally, leaders from various Moscow-based structures are expected to arrive in the area as part of the investigation.
Kremlin’s Fury Over Missile Strike
Vladimir Putin is reportedly furious over the missile attack on Russian naval assets in Crimea, leading to heightened scrutiny and investigations into the incident.
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Raids on Local Residents
Following the missile strike, Russian operatives in Feodosia initiated raids on local residents, confiscating smartphones and conducting home searches. The aim appears to be identifying those responsible for the attack, including those who coordinated the missile strike.
Targeting Crimean Air Defense Personnel
Reports suggest that the Russians intend to hold Crimean air defense personnel accountable for the security lapse that allowed the missile attack to occur. This has raised concerns of potential punishments for those involved.
Possible Removal of Commanders
The Atesh guerrilla movement speculates that numerous Russian military commanders may face removal from their positions and could be deployed to the front lines as a consequence of the missile attack.
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Challenges in Detecting Missiles
Despite problems in detecting Western-made cruise missiles like the “Storm,” military commanders in charge of air defense have reported no significant issues. However, it is acknowledged that the Russian Armed Forces may not have the capability to intercept all incoming Ukrainian missiles.
Equipment Failure Claims
Russian servicemen looking to avoid punishment for the missile attack might cite equipment failure and make corresponding entries in operation logs as a defense strategy.
Missile Strike Details
On the night of December 26, Ukrainian missiles struck the Russian Battleship Novocherkassk in Feodosia. An adjacent vessel was also hit during the attack.
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The destruction of the Novocherkassk has been confirmed by the Air Force. Satellite imagery additionally supports the sinking of two Russian ships in the waters near Moskva.
Potential Fallout For Responsible Commanders
As investigations into the missile attack continue, the presence of Russian operatives in Feodosia underscores the seriousness of the incident and the potential consequences for those found responsible.
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