Loukas (They/Them) 🏳️‍⚧️Jul 30, 2023
@anderspuck looks like this shipping data posted by @auonsson confirms what you said a few days ago - that actually enforcing a Black sea blockade will be harder said than done, since Russian navy can't actually achieve sea supremacy. https://twitter.com/auonsson/status/1685574858611077120?s=20
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“During night 3 civilian ships seem to have successfully challenged Russian threats to Black Sea navigation. Ams1, Sahin 2 & Yilmaz Kaptan sailed direct routes, openly advertising destination Ukraine over AIS. Their origins: Israel, Greece and Turkey/Georgia.”

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Show threadJon GreenwoodJul 30, 2023
@Loukas @anderspuck @auonsson maybe I’m being very naive but I just don’t understand how the Black Sea fleet is still a threat. If #Ukraine had about 100 of these https://ribcraft.co.uk/ couldn’t they just swarm them with #harpoon , #seaspear #brimstone and even #javelin ?
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Show threadLoukas (They/Them) 🏳️‍⚧️
@Earlydoors take a look at the analysis video i was talking about. As you say, having to be out there in the Black sea puts the Russian navy very much in harm's way, and actually enforcing a blockade is harder turn many realise https://youtu.be/fvPcPZP-6os
Naval war is back after grain deal collapse

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