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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/nationa...-rcna27559

The attack happened after Ukrainian forces asked the Americans about a ship sailing in the Black Sea south of Odesa, U.S. officials told NBC News. The U.S. identified it as the Moskva, officials said, and helped confirm its location, after which the Ukrainians targeted the ship.

The U.S. did not know in advance that Ukraine was going to target the Moskva, officials said, and was not involved in the decision to strike.

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More on Moskva sinking -

https://news.usni.org/2022/05/05/warship...ysis-shows

The review of images following the strike of the two Neptune anti-ship missiles from open-source naval analyst and retired Navy Capt. Chris Carlson told USNI News that the guided-missile cruiser did not have its radars activated and could not see the threat from the two weapons.

In the photo of Moskva after the strike, the radars “are in their normal stowed position,” Carlson told USNI News on Monday.

“If you look at the pictures of Moskva, when she’s just dancing around going from place to place, or she’s anchored as a showboat, those directors are all facing aft every time,” he said.

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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/nationa...-rcna27559

The attack happened after Ukrainian forces asked the Americans about a ship sailing in the Black Sea south of Odesa, U.S. officials told NBC News. The U.S. identified it as the Moskva, officials said, and helped confirm its location, after which the Ukrainians targeted the ship.

The U.S. did not know in advance that Ukraine was going to target the Moskva, officials said, and was not involved in the decision to strike.

LOL.

Some relevant memes.....

[Tweet]https://twitter.com/KampfmitKette/status/1522309772535549952?s=20&t=1sE2YVZ2bdOPaelDcAZ1iw[/tweet]

[Tweet]
https://twitter.com/Kama_Kamilia/status/...aelDcAZ1iw[/tweet]

[Tweet]https://twitter.com/Guardian_Mario/status/1522148463357612032?s=20&t=1sE2YVZ2bdOPaelDcAZ1iw[/tweet]

More on Moskva sinking -

https://news.usni.org/2022/05/05/warship...ysis-shows

The review of images following the strike of the two Neptune anti-ship missiles from open-source naval analyst and retired Navy Capt. Chris Carlson told USNI News that the guided-missile cruiser did not have its radars activated and could not see the threat from the two weapons.

In the photo of Moskva after the strike, the radars “are in their normal stowed position,” Carlson told USNI News on Monday.

“If you look at the pictures of Moskva, when she’s just dancing around going from place to place, or she’s anchored as a showboat, those directors are all facing aft every time,” he said.