"It (Black Sea Fleet) was forced to change, in fact, its registration because our large ships became large targets for the enemy's unmanned boats," Dmitry Rogozin, a Russian official heading the Russian occupation of Zaporizhzhia Oblast,

As of 06:00 on October 18, Ukrainian military forces have again detected a Russian missile carrier in the Black Sea. However, it does not pose a threat to Ukraine, according to the morning report from the Ukrainian Navy.

As of 06:00 a.m. October 17, russia has two ships on combat duty in the Black Sea, one of them is a carrier of Kalibr cruise missiles with a total

Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been forced to move many warships from the naval base of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsular, which Russia annexed in 2014, due to attacks by Ukraine, a Russian-installed official was quoted as saying on Sunday.

This morning, October 13, two Russian ships were deployed on combat duty in the Black Sea. These vessels are armed with Kalibr-type cruise missiles, according to the Ukrainian Navy. The military clarified that in the event of a missile attack from this group of enemy ships,

Dmitry Rogozin, the former head of Roscosmos, Russia's national space agency, as well as the Russian-backed "head" of the occupied part of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, revealed that the Russian Federation's Black Sea Fleet altered its location due to strikes from Ukrainian naval drones.

Rogozin, a former head of the Russian space agency, confirmed the withdrawal, marking an official acknowledgment from Moscow that the fleet has been forced