Russias most expensive artificial reef 😉 If we stick with the Russian version, a fire and bad weather was enough to sink it. That's a bit embarrassing is it not?
American soldiers are enjoying the bottom of Hell: "The Marines then identified the deceased as Capt. Matthew J. Tomkiewicz, 27, of Fort Wayne, Indiana; Capt. Ross A. Reynolds, 27, of Leominster, Massachusetts; Gunnery Sgt. James W. Speedy, 30, of Cambridge, Ohio and Cpl. Jacob M. Moore, 24, of Catlettsburg, Kentucky."
@@Will-ql5db The fact that you make it personal about a low ranking officer shows how low you people are. We're celebrating the sinking of and aging ship that Russian Nazis were using to invade a sovereign nation. We still know some Russian mother and wife is suffering.
@@carcollerote8121 but you see that Russia is losing this war, right? As a matter if fact it has already lost it, now it's just being decided on the severity of consequences.
These missiles reach supersonic speeds, making a volley them difficult to shoot down. When they hit, their warhead and kinetic energy are enough to cripple any ship. So- These missiles are designed to penetrate carrier groups’ air defenses and then sink or at least mission-kill the carrier and other ships.
When missiles like these were developed during the Cold War, NATO didn’t have a good answer to them. British ship losses and damages in the Falklands War and individual incidents like the near-destruction of the USS Stark, all by low-tier French exocets, showed that anti-ship missiles were far ahead of air defense systems of the time. Argentina came close to winning the Falklands war, with just those Exocets. Had it used Soviet supersonic missiles, Britain would have lost too many ships to continue the fight. Air defenses have advanced significantly since then, but so have Russian anti-ship missiles. Zircon, the soon to be primary Russian anti-ship missile, can fly at mach 8, but NATO air defenses were not built to intercept cruise missiles faster than mach 4 or so.
@@QualityPen This is why if there is ever a major naval engagement the aircraft carrier is basically useless - ironic, the ship that replaced the battleship ends up basically filling its role in the end and being good just for fire support mostly for land targets. If the US takes on China and or Russia I think there will be a very rude awakening, all it takes is a single missile to send a Nimitz to the bottom...
It was named aircraft carrier killer, if it was only an aircraft killer, that would be a meal for the Russians cuz they have the best anti aircraft measures in the world
Those exposed missile containers are probably what caused it's destruction. All that ordinance sitting on deck ready to cause secondary explosions. An even worse fate would befall a Kirov class should one ever be hit. They're absolutely jammed with missiles.
Well, assuming that the AA systems are actually operational, the kirow is very unlikely to be hit. And it definitely has better protection. Also, any ship hit in the ammo will have a serious issue
@@vermas4654 im pretty sure the ukrainian fired more than one neptune it is very likely they intecepted other missiles, this ship was designed fot the cold war tho, its not the same standards as today, the newer fregates of the russian navy seems to be better designed
@@AgentK-im8ke if only one of four AA systems works and the air surveillance radar interferes with communication so it's mostly switched off its definitely possible that only 2 missiles sink it. Add to that broken damage control systems and missing fire extinguishers... Yeah that ship was cooked
In the video you share its a "makete" fake missile to see the launch and only the launch...after that it should fall into the sea and colleted for examine...
@@B.D.E. then I suggest you actually learn what a kirov is. Oh, and how about your LCS? Don't really see any. You might wanna worry about those, including Ford's systems 🤣
Now it’s doing a special sinking operation.
Sad! ;)
Russias most expensive artificial reef 😉 If we stick with the Russian version, a fire and bad weather was enough to sink it. That's a bit embarrassing is it not?
stop bullying her
Lmfaoooo
Takes a special ops break for refitting into a submersible.
Now turned into a submarine! Enjoy the bottom of the Black Sea :)
Absolutely! 😊
Great hit! Neonazi are coming back!!!
@@stefanoallegri8915 Almost Every country in world except Russia are now neonazi according to Chief President Kleptocrat Putin.
American soldiers are enjoying the bottom of Hell: "The Marines then identified the deceased as Capt. Matthew J. Tomkiewicz, 27, of Fort Wayne, Indiana; Capt. Ross A. Reynolds, 27, of Leominster, Massachusetts; Gunnery Sgt. James W. Speedy, 30, of Cambridge, Ohio and Cpl. Jacob M. Moore, 24, of Catlettsburg, Kentucky."
@@Will-ql5db The fact that you make it personal about a low ranking officer shows how low you people are. We're celebrating the sinking of and aging ship that Russian Nazis were using to invade a sovereign nation. We still know some Russian mother and wife is suffering.
Here we see the newest submarine on the black sea fleet in action
RIP, Rest In Pieces
R.I.P RNS Moskva 🥀
🤣 RIP Russian military
@@B.D.E.u do know that russia is winning even though its fighting a country supported by NATO
This aged well
What a shame... xDDD New tourist attraction for scuba divers after the war ends.
after the war ends Russians will pay their respects at a memorial in the now Russian Ukraine
@@carcollerote8121 but you see that Russia is losing this war, right? As a matter if fact it has already lost it, now it's just being decided on the severity of consequences.
@@krzysztofaleksandrowicz9200 they aren't, sadly the commanders made bad choises but Russia will win. Ukrainians are loosing thousands every day.
@@krzysztofaleksandrowicz9200Losing? Are you sure ?
@@Mad2Wlad in the grand scheme of things? Yes, they are losing hard. xD
Alpha Mike Foxtrot!!!
its doing special submarine operations now. gg
gg, but hard to call it a wp
It USED TO fire Vulcan missiles in the black sea. Its new job is being a man made reef.
This little boat is on the bottom of Negro Mare now :-)
So basically
Starts with a rocket booster, and then switches to a jet engine for the rest of its lifespan
Correcto?
Where can I go to see this ship?
Underwater
Under the sea
should have fired all of them before they cooked off.
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why is it named aircraft killer
These missiles reach supersonic speeds, making a volley them difficult to shoot down. When they hit, their warhead and kinetic energy are enough to cripple any ship. So- These missiles are designed to penetrate carrier groups’ air defenses and then sink or at least mission-kill the carrier and other ships.
When missiles like these were developed during the Cold War, NATO didn’t have a good answer to them. British ship losses and damages in the Falklands War and individual incidents like the near-destruction of the USS Stark, all by low-tier French exocets, showed that anti-ship missiles were far ahead of air defense systems of the time. Argentina came close to winning the Falklands war, with just those Exocets. Had it used Soviet supersonic missiles, Britain would have lost too many ships to continue the fight.
Air defenses have advanced significantly since then, but so have Russian anti-ship missiles. Zircon, the soon to be primary Russian anti-ship missile, can fly at mach 8, but NATO air defenses were not built to intercept cruise missiles faster than mach 4 or so.
@@QualityPen This is why if there is ever a major naval engagement the aircraft carrier is basically useless - ironic, the ship that replaced the battleship ends up basically filling its role in the end and being good just for fire support mostly for land targets. If the US takes on China and or Russia I think there will be a very rude awakening, all it takes is a single missile to send a Nimitz to the bottom...
@@JCDenton3 as a wise man once said I wouldn't count on that
It was named aircraft carrier killer, if it was only an aircraft killer, that would be a meal for the Russians cuz they have the best anti aircraft measures in the world
The Mighty Moskva. Now a coral reef. The People's Liberation Army Navy and the Russian Navy better watch out for western weapons!!!!
Those exposed missile containers are probably what caused it's destruction. All that ordinance sitting on deck ready to cause secondary explosions. An even worse fate would befall a Kirov class should one ever be hit. They're absolutely jammed with missiles.
Well, assuming that the AA systems are actually operational, the kirow is very unlikely to be hit. And it definitely has better protection.
Also, any ship hit in the ammo will have a serious issue
Ships nowadays don't have that much armor
@@vermas4654 im pretty sure the ukrainian fired more than one neptune it is very likely they intecepted other missiles, this ship was designed fot the cold war tho, its not the same standards as today, the newer fregates of the russian navy seems to be better designed
@@AgentK-im8ke if only one of four AA systems works and the air surveillance radar interferes with communication so it's mostly switched off its definitely possible that only 2 missiles sink it.
Add to that broken damage control systems and missing fire extinguishers... Yeah that ship was cooked
talk a bit about what happened to "3M-54 Klub"
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In the video you share its a "makete" fake missile to see the launch and only the launch...after that it should fall into the sea and colleted for examine...
RIP Слава
KIROV NEXT
No chance
@@drumsandlego It's another piece of laughable Russian junk. Only reason it wouldn't be destroyed is because it's not in the fleet.
@@B.D.E. then I suggest you actually learn what a kirov is. Oh, and how about your LCS? Don't really see any. You might wanna worry about those, including Ford's systems 🤣
@@B.D.E.try to build one of those, i bet you could only build a hunk of trash.
So long .
Great ship…too bad it was Russian
Rip
RIP Bozo.
Rip bozo