The inglorious end of the "mosquito fleet" of Ukraine: boats "Gyurza-M" can be included in the Russian Black Sea Fleet

3

In the course of a special operation carried out by the RF Armed Forces on Ukrainian territory, Russian servicemen captured a naval group of the Ukrainian Navy operating in the Sea of ​​Azov. In the first half of March, units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, hastily retreating from Berdyansk, simply abandoned the Korets tugboat (A830), converted into a semblance of a patrol ship, as well as two project 58155 artillery armored boats (code Gyurza-M) - BK-02 Akkerman (n/n R-174) and BK-03 "Vyshgorod" (n/n R-176).

Such abandonment of the “Azov flotilla” of the Ukrainian Navy at the pier is a shame for military sailors, which directly points to the imminent inglorious end of the entire Ukrainian “mosquito fleet”. Ukrainian "naval commanders" did not bother to flood the boats. Moreover, they did not even cause serious damage to property. That's how fast they ran.



Now there is an opportunity for at least some of these watercraft to serve Russia. Unofficial information has appeared that Akkerman and Vyshgord may receive the names AK-101 and AK-102, and then continue to serve in the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy.

technical readiness is fully restored. It is planned (proposals have been submitted to the main command of the Navy) to include them in the Novorossiysk naval base in the minesweeper division

- says the publication Telegram channel "Sailor".

In the meantime, the remnants of the Ukrainian Navy concentrated in the Dnieper-Bug estuary and near Odessa. It is possible that some of these boats will be lucky and after some time there will also be suggestions about the likely continuation of service in the Russian fleet. But not a fact.
  • https://t.me/moria40k/
Our news channels

Subscribe and stay up to date with the latest news and the most important events of the day.

VK Zen Telegram
3 comments
Information
Dear reader, to leave comments on the publication, you must sign in.
  1. Victorio
    Victorio
    0
    April 5 2022 15: 12
    There was unofficial information that "Ackerman" and "Vyshgord" can receive the names AK-101 and AK-102, and then continue to serve in the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Navy.

    Berdyansk, like the Kherson region, would be a good addition to the LPR, and even such a fleet would not interfere with the republics.
  2. Afinogen
    Afinogen
    0
    April 5 2022 17: 33
    The inglorious end of the “mosquito fleet” of Ukraine:

    Here I disagree. What is he infamous??? On the contrary, a glorious end, joins the friendly family of the Russian fleet.

    Such abandonment of the “Azov flotilla” of the Ukrainian Navy at the pier is a shame for military sailors

    Here I completely agree. Shame.
  3. Pavel57
    Pavel57
    +1
    April 5 2022 22: 02
    Is there any value in them for the Russian fleet?