The shock of the sinking of the Slava-class cruiser Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, continues. In the absence of a satisfactory evidence-based explanation for the event, there has been much speculation.
Ukrainian forces reportedly attacked the flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, the Slava-class cruiser Moskva, causing significant damage aboard the vessel.
The Russian Navy's Slava-class cruiser Marshal Ustinov is reported to have passed through the strait of Gibraltar and reached the Mediterranean Sea on February 6th, while tensions with Ukraine are high.
The Slava-class missile cruiser 'Moskva' (project 1164) is returning to the Russian Black Sea fleet. It has powerful anti-aircraft and missile weapons and is dangerous for any adversary group of warships.
No, Russia's Slava-class Cruiser Won't be Getting Tsirkon hypersonic missile, Poseidon nuke torpedoes, Turkish Railgun or S-500 SAM... This obviously was an April's Fool day joke.
Russian defense industry sources confirm that the Russian Navy's Pr.1164 Atlant (NATO: SLAVA Class) will get a new lease of life.
The Project 1164 missile cruiser "Moskva" of Atlant-class (NATO: Slava-class) will serve for at least another ten years after the life cycle of the Black Sea fleet warship was extended, two informed sources in the industry told the Flotprom.com publication.
