Comments by "" (@tomk3732) on "[ Ukraine SITREP ] Day 49 Summary - Russian Cruiser "Moskva" sunk/damaged by "Neptune" missiles?" video.

  1. Its not just that ship in recent years, USS Miami as well. "According to official Navy statistics, from 1973 to. 1983 there were an average of 148 fires per year on U.S. ships or at shore bases" I guess most do not make the news. But heck, one fire on Russian ship ... only happens to Russians. Russian warships are far more packed with weapons then US ships so chances of a fire, accident etc. are greater.
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  2.  @danieltherocketmaster4065  We get images from Russians themselves - they will want to prove its just damaged. Especially if its going to be clear it was not a missile. Which I doubt it was. Also even if Moskva radar was so old it could not see (doubtful - it had CIWS and helicopters / aircraft fly low) her escorts would see - you can see this in action when some old missiles were fired at US ships in the Gulf - the escorts took them out, not targets.
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  3. They are not flag officers - they are field grade.
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