As of 13:30 today, June 3, Russia has placed nine ships on combat duty in the Black Sea, of which two are carriers of Kalibr cruise missiles, the total salvo of which is up to 16 missiles.
Up to seven enemy ships are on combat duty in the Mediterranean, of which one is a carrier of “calibers” with a total salvo of up to four missiles.
There is one enemy ship in the Sea of Azov.
It is noted that over the past day, in the interests of Russia, the passage through the Kerch-Yenikal Strait, which connects the Black and Azov Seas, was made by:
- to the Sea of Azov – 29 vessels, of which seven continued to move with the Bosporus;
- to the Black Sea – 15 vessels, of which four continued to move towards the Bosporus Strait.
Russia continues to violate the 1974 International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) by turning off automatic identification systems (AIS) on civilian ships in the Sea of Azov, the Navy notes.
Source: Racurs
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