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EXPLAINED: Is Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Commander Dead or Alive?
After Ukraine struck the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in occupied Sevastopol on Friday, Sept. 22, two very different narratives about the Russian losses have emerged.
News platforms said it was the long-range version of the US weapon but there was no early Kyiv confirmation. It may have been Ukraine’s most ambitious ballistic missile strike of the war so far.
Apr. 30
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Viktor Sokolov appearing in the news in Sevastopol on Oct 4th, at the celebration of the 90th anniversary of the financial services of the Black Sea fleet, see video at 6:40
https://nts-tv.com/programms/sevinformbyuro/novosti-sevastopolya-ot-sevinformbyuro-vypusk-ot-4-48071/
What will the russians do when he starts to stink?
Sokolov is not his real name. It is Bernie Lomax.
The Black Sea Fleet will not be using Sevastopol for the forceeable future. Ukraine has found the keys to unlock the S400 air defence systems, and thereby is free to attack key ground targets at will.
Sololov dead or alive will not matter much, or change inevitable outcomes.