From the title, I had assumed the War Thunder forums were at it again.
Context?
Russian landing ship Caesar Kunikov sunk off Crimea
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68292602Ceasar didn’t make it to march.
Pretty old footage (like a week+ old) but(that was a different sinking oops)what strikes me as surprising is that there's pretty much zero CIWS or other anti-drone weaponry on the ship. You see a few splashes ahead of the drones but nothing indicating sophisticated, or rapid-fire weapons that could've actually hit these drones easily.
Old? What are you talking about this just happened yesterday
yep my bad, mixing it up with another sinking by naval drone
there was another ship sunk two weeks ago, Tarantul-class Ivanovets. in both cases the same type of drone was used and in both cases the uploaded video was IR so it looks similar. just because you can't keep up with black sea fleet losses doesn't mean these aren't real
Didn't say it wasn't real, just that I saw similar footage a few weeks back and thought this was just a late announcement (Sometimes they don't officially sink for a while).
My surprise is more that these drone attacks are so effective when modern warships are meant to be able to defeat cruise missiles, but the equivalent of a kamikaze speedboat is able to surpass it lmao
at this point, i wouldn't be surprised rusty SKSs and mosins are the CIWs.
Empty bottles were good enough for the Bolsheviks, they're good enough for me.
What's the percent of tonnage the Black Sea Fleet has lost at this point?
Well, you have to calculate how much water and frozen mud the Kuznetsov has inside him. How floaty is "floating"?
A whole new meaning to, "My ship just came in."
