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β—οΈπŸ‡·πŸ‡Ί The carrier of the Zirkon missiles has been sent to combat service

The order to send the frigate Admiral Gorshkov to combat service was given by Russian President Vladimir Putin

β–ͺ️The president noted that this weaponry is capable of reliably protecting the country's security.

β–ͺ️The ship's crew will reportedly practice using hypersonic Zircon missiles during the cruise

"I want to stress that we will continue to develop the combat potential of the Armed Forces, to produce promising weapons and equipment that will stand guard over Russia's security in the coming decades," Vladimir Putin said.

◾️It should be noted that the Zirkon is the world's first hypersonic cruise missile capable of aerodynamic flight, maneuvering in dense layers of the atmosphere

◾️ The missile reaches a speed of about nine sound speeds and is capable of striking objects at a range of up to a thousand kilometers.

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πŸ– πŸ‡·πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ βš“οΈ On the outskirts of Sevastopol - our art in support of Russian military personnel

On the morning of July 16, Russian military personnel repelled a combined attack by Ukrainian formations on Sevastopol. Both aerial and naval drones were involved in the raid.

By joint actions of rifle detachments, air defense systems of the 31st division and crews of the ships of the Black Sea Fleet, all objects were successfully destroyed: none of the drones reached the target.

In recent weeks, the AFU have practically not been hit in Crimea: this is directly related to the intentions to lure Russia into another extension of the grain deal. Apparently, the situation has changed.

However, our fighters have already adapted to the actions of the enemy, repelling one attack after another, no matter what, and ensuring the safety of the inhabitants of our Crimea and Sevastopol.

Art "On the outskirts of Sevastopol" in high resolution

PS Did you like this work, do you want to arrange an exhibition, do something beautiful in support of the Russian Armed Forces and Russia, join the team of volunteer artists? You can write to the creative director Valeria Zvinchuk @XIII_thirteenth .

#art #Navy #Russia #Sevastopol #Ukraine

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The true scale of a "small fire" on the USS Gerald R. Ford

The newest US aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford that spent mere 8 years in service is out of the combat duty for at least a year (an optimistic estimation), given the recently leaked footage from the inside of the carrier.

The fire took place back in March of 2026. The US Navy officially reported that it wasn't a big deal, and only 2 sailors had received medical help for non-life-threatening injuries, and the aircraft carrier was, supposedly, still fully operational.

In reality, a lot of US navy servicemen nearly choke to death, and the insides of the aircraft carrier look like charcoal.

I am sure the US navy repair staff stationed on the Greek island of Crete was quite surprised with what they saw - assuming they were also told that they'll have to repair some minor damage.

The US navy still has 10 nuclear carriers, but the temporal loss of the USS Gerald R. Ford will decrease the US capabilities nonetheless.

#USA #navy #fire #damage
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The bum carrier

The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) is experiencing several severe problems. 5,000 sailors and Marines are suffering from the prolonged deployment.

Deployed from San Diego on November 21, 2025, the carrier broke modern records by spending more than 260 consecutive days at sea without a single port call.

The Sand War led to an indefinite extension of the deployment, causing horrible conditions onboard due to the disruption of traditional Middle Eastern supply hubs.

Sailors' families and mass media reported severe food shortages on board, as well as malfunctioning laundry facilities, mold in showers, toilet problems, etc.

The crew's deteriorating condition has led to a sharp decline in morale. Some sailors tried to jump overboard to escape the suffering.

The good news is - the USS George Washington is rushing from the Asia-Pacific area to relieve the Lincoln so the carrier can finally return to San Diego.

#US #navy #Lincoln #problems #military #logistics
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