Ukraine's punishing attacks on the Black Sea Fleet and the sudden loss of a key port in Syria have dealt major blows to ...

Partisans of the Atesh movement have conducted reconnaissance on a strategic Russian Black Sea Fleet facility in Novorossiysk ...

Ukraine has devastated Russia's Black Sea Fleet without even having a real navy. These are the Russian warships Ukraine has taken out. Lauren Frias Wed, May 22, 2024 at 7:50 PM UTC 16 min read ...

Russia's Black Sea Fleet suffered significant losses over the five months following the collapse of the U.N.-brokered grain deal as Ukraine staked a strong claim over major routes through the ...

Founded in 1783, the Black Sea Fleet has long served as Russia’s principal naval force in the Black Sea and Mediterranean, with its main base in Sevastopol. After the collapse of the Soviet ...

The Azov has two bottlenecks that could make it a trap for the remains of the Black Sea Fleet. At the southern end is the 2.5 mile wide Kerch Strait. A 12-mile, $3.7 billion road and rail bridge over ...

Russia's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu visits the command centre of the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet at an unknown location, in this still image taken from video released March 17, 2024.

Russia's Black Sea Fleet is near-perpetually under fire in Moscow's grinding war against an enemy that has no significant conventional naval assets. The story of Russia's full-scale invasion of ...

Russia has repositioned its Black Sea Fleet following the termination of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, and there is now the potential for an increase in violence in the area, Britain's Defense ...

The commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Adm. Viktor Sokolov, during a send-off ceremony for reservists drafted during a partial mobilization, in Sevastopol, Crimea, in September.

Russia's Black Sea Fleet is getting smaller, says UK's defense secretary Grant Shapps. "Over the past 4 months 20% of Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been destroyed," Shapps wrote on X.

Cruiser | In fleet: 1 | Lost: 1 The Russian warship Moskva, whose history goes back to the Cold War, sank in the Black Sea on April 14 after it was hit by two Ukrainian Neptune anti-ship missiles.