Russia maintains two launch vehicles in the Black Sea

In total, Russia maintains nine of its ships in the Black Sea, and one ship in the Sea of ​​Azov.

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In the Black Sea, there are two RF launch vehicles equipped with 16 Kalibr-type cruise missiles on combat duty. This was announced on Saturday, June 3, by the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

It was noted that Russia maintains nine of its ships in the Black Sea, and one ship in the Sea of ​​Azov.

In the Mediterranean Sea, up to seven Russian ships are on combat duty, including a launch vehicle, with a total salvo of up to four Calibers.

Earlier, OK South warned of a high level of missile threat.

Recall that in the past day, Ukrainian defenders destroyed 15 cruise missiles of the Russian Federation.