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August 04-28-17 07:22 AM

Russian intel ship sunk
 
Oops!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...rtner-1&wpmm=1


Quote:

ISTANBUL — A Russian naval intelligence ship sank Thursday after colliding with a merchant freighter in foggy conditions on the Black Sea near Istanbul, the Turkish coast guard said. All 78 crew members on the Russian vessel were rescued. The crew of the freighter Youzarsif H, a Togo-flagged ship traveling from Romania to Jordan with a cargo of 8,800 sheep, was unharmed, and the ship suffered slight damage to its bow, according to local media reports.
In Moscow, Russia’s Defense Ministry issued a statement confirming that the vessel, the Liman, went down after the collision tore a hole in the hull below the waterline.

Schroeder 04-28-17 07:35 AM

"Radar is still new to all of us....".(the Germans here will get the joke:D)

Jimbuna 04-28-17 08:03 AM

Apparently fog can be more stealthy than some give credit to.

Dowly 04-28-17 08:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 2481154)
"Radar is still new to all of us....".(the Germans here will get the joke:D)

Joke? Germans? Does not compute. :doh:

Gargamel 04-28-17 08:14 AM

I guess the russian Navy didn't get the message:

https://mihaisterea.files.wordpress....4/graphic2.jpg

Skybird 04-28-17 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dowly (Post 2481159)
Joke? Germans? Does not compute. :doh:

Two or three years ago, Merkel said on a press conference (illustrating how far behind many politicans are when it comes to the pragmatic ordinary everyday life of the German citizen dealing with the normal reality around):

"The internet still is something rather new to all of us."

Dowly 04-28-17 08:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2481166)
Two or three years ago, Merkel said on a press conference (illustrating how far behind many politicans are when it comes to the pragmatic ordinary everyday life of the German citizen dealing with the normal reality around):

"The internet still is something rather new to all of us."

Politicians are jokers at birth, they don't count. :O:

Nippelspanner 04-28-17 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 2481154)
"Radar is still new to all of us....".(the Germans here will get the joke:D)

Yup! :D

ikalugin 04-28-17 12:03 PM

It was a very old recon ship, Russian MoD doesnt even see the need to recover it as all sensitive equipment was either removed or destroyed during dammage control attempts.

Nippelspanner 04-28-17 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by August (Post 2481151)
Russian intel ship sunk

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/MSNBC/Co...n-tears-1a.jpg

Platapus 04-28-17 02:13 PM

I am glad that no lives were lost.

I doubt there will be much left to attempt an intel salvage operation though.

Rockstar 04-28-17 08:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Platapus (Post 2481213)
I am glad that no lives were lost.

I doubt there will be much left to attempt an intel salvage operation though.


Depends on depth I guess, I read somewhere they carried several SAMs. Assuming they still carried them and didnt get them off in time you just know someones gonna dive on it.

Jimbuna 04-29-17 07:05 AM

I think the title speaks volumes for the site/author.

Quote:

Russian spy ship sunk by sheep barge; sheep (and sailors) unhurt
https://arstechnica.com/information-...ailors-unhurt/

ikalugin 04-29-17 09:14 AM

I guess it is a decent attempt to make a comedy out of this event

GT182 04-29-17 10:26 AM

Sounds like they drive their ships the same way they drive their cars on the highways in Russia.

Yeah, it's good no one was hurt or lost. At least they won't be nosey with it on our East Coast. ;)


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