The first satellite images of Sevastopol Bay have appeared since the so-called "drone attack" on warships of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet in temporarily occupied Crimea on 29 October. Source: Ukrainian ...

The Russians are withdrawing ships from the Tartus port in Syria and transferring weaponry from the Khmeimim Air Base by air. Quote: "After losing control of Damascus in the face of the continuation ...

Greyzone aggression can appear anywhere, anytime, utilising any tool. It was, however, hardly a surprise when the Admiral Grigorovich, accompanied by a small group of Russian merchant vessels, turned ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin, second left arrives to visit the frigate "Admiral Grigorovich" in Kronstadt, outside St. Petersburg during Navy Day celebration, Russia, on Sunday, July 27, 2025.

Russian military presence around Syria indicates Moscow's cautious and indecisive response to the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Moscow is attempting to establish cooperation with the Syrian ...

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has now spilled over into an unusual new front: an ongoing pissing match between actual Russian military and troll factories and a Ukrainian video-game studio that’s ...

As the press office of the UK Royal Navy reported when the Admiral Grigorovich was transiting the North Sea and the English Channel, the Russian combat ship was escorted by the Royal Navy’s type 23 ...

Russia's Black Sea Fleet was largely missing from the annual Navy Day parade celebrating Moscow's strength on the seas, according to reports, as Ukraine whittles away at the Kremlin's vessels and ...

Ukrainian submarines never were a major problem for the Russian Black Sea Fleet. And for nearly a decade starting in 2014, they weren’t a problem at all. That’s the year the Ukrainian navy’s only ...

Russian Frigate Admiral Essen and the Krasnodar submarine struck the disguised militants' positions in Syria with 3M-54 Kalibr missiles. All targets are destroyed. Russian Frigate Admiral Essen and ...

The Ukrainian drone assault on Sevastopol, the home port of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, may have damaged one of the fleet’s two best frigates—potentially the flagship—but it definitely didn’t sink ...