Berichten zufolge ist ein mit einem Kran ausgerüstetes russisches Militärtransportschiff auf dem Weg nach Syrien vor der spanischen Küste gesunken

Spanish media reporting that the Ursa Major has sunk after an explosion in the engine room earlier today, which caused a list. 14 out of 16 crew members were rescued with 2 still missing.

Oliver Alexander (@oalexanderdk.bsky.social) 2024-12-23T23:25:23.703Z

15 Comments

  1. IndistinctChatters on

    I am surprised they managed to reach Spain. Let me guess: another NATO country that has to rescue the russians?

  2. YouFeedTheFish on

    If this were soviet days, I’d suspect the CIA. Nowadays, it’s too much of a stretch to venture beyond “complete incompetence and corruption.”

  3. DarrenEdwards on

    While it’s probably 40 years past it’s life expectancy or since it’s had proper maintenance, if used sparingly, it could have been available to help the country recover. Out of desperation, Putin will have fewer resources to recover.

  4. jamesdeeeep on

    It’s the new submarine tech from russia. Nothing to see here. Move along.

  5. Outrageous_Canary159 on

    Is this the same ship reported to have broken down while fleeing Syria?

  6. Lunchbox3178 on

    Now hook up the Carrier Kuznetsov to its personal tugboat Chicker so it can get towed out there to help. This way, it will also likely sink and finally be put it out of its misery. No crew will be present on the carrier though. Not to worry, they didn’t avoid oblivion as they were all used to replace losses and have all likely been turned into sunflower fertilizer on the front lines in Ukraine. 🤣🤣🤣

  7. cultureicon on

    Jesus, I was just reading a twitter thread about how this ship broke down, with the comments “I hope a drone doesn’t hit it”. Then I open reddit and see that it already sunk lol.

  8. Haha frickin’ Ukrainian propaganda.

    It didn’t *sink*, it *submerged*, tovarich.

    In mother Russia, *all* military ships submersible. Especially in Black Sea.

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