As of 06:00 am on Thursday, July 3, the aggressor country of russia has deployed a ship that is not a missile carrier to the ...

On the morning of July 3, one Russian Navy warship was present in the Black Sea, according to the Ukrainian Navy. According to the military, one Russian warship is currently in the Black Sea, but no ...

As of 06:00 am on Tuesday, July 1, the aggressor country of russia had not deployed its warships to the Black and Azov ...

Focus on the Russian Kalibr missile, a long-range, precision-guided cruise missile that plays a central role in Russia’s ...

What Is Russia's 'Askold' Ship: Kalibr-Carrying Boat Hit in Ukraine Strike. Published Nov 06, 2023 at 7:45 AM EST Updated Nov 06, 2023 at 9:46 AM EST. By .

The 3M-14 or SS-N-30A cruise missile, commonly referred to as the Kalibr missile, can be fired from ships or submarines toward land targets. It can travel a maximum range of about 1,550 miles ...

Kalibr flies at subsonic speeds (Mach 0.8) for most of its flight but can reportedly accelerate to Mach 2.5–3.0 in terminal phase for certain anti-ship variants.

A long-range Kalibr cruise missile is launched by a Russian military ship from an unknown location. (Russian Defence Ministry Press Service via AP) MOSCOW — Russia plans to equip several Navy ...

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense said late Monday that a strike destroyed Russian “Kalibr” cruise missiles that were being transported by train in the town of Dzhankoi, in Russian-occupied Crimea.

A Russian Kalibr test launch. Russian MoD Photo. Russia has continued to use long-range cruise missiles fired from ships in the Black Sea to hit civilian targets in Ukraine over the last several ...

Russian “Kalibr” cruise missiles were destroyed in an explosion as they were being transported by train to Russia’s Black Sea fleet in annexed Crimea, Ukraine’s Defense Ministry said ...

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense said late Monday that a strike destroyed Russian “Kalibr” cruise missiles that were being transported by train in the town of Dzhankoi, in Russian-occupied Crimea.