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context: Sudden Surge In Russian Navy ~~Ships~~ ~~And~~ Submarines In Black Sea - Naval News >
  
  Has the Red October defected? >
  
  I don't think so. I heard its captain is a madman who is going to launch his missiles. >
  
  It's Torres from Ace Combat 7 >
  
  How cute, you think Russia is capable of building the Alicorn. >
  
  Targets you mean. >
  
  Sudden surge in Russian navy ships and submarines in Target >
  
  If you were all wondering like i did how Russia got more ships into the Black Sea for the “sudden surge” to occur …
  The ships were already in the Black Sea docked on the Russian mainland.
  They didn’t sneak submarines and ships past Turkey / the Bosphorus Strait like the title implies. >
  
  The article doesn't mention anything related to the Bosphorus. Just that the Russians deployed a large number of ships from their ports in an unusual way.
  This was observed prior to large scale missle attacks from the sea. Another possibility mentioned was that RU could have Intel on another UA drone attack like the one that occurred in Sevastopol last year and are clearing the base.
  There's plenty of click bait nonsense out there, but this article isn't in that category. Read the article, it's pretty insightful. >
  
  
  This was observed prior to large scale missle attacks from the sea.
  
  I assume, since it's been a few weeks since the last massive missile attack, that Russia has been tracking down the last few operable missiles from their stockpile, and then added the 10 or 15 they were able to build since then.
  Expect a new terror attack, with lots of Russian missiles shot down. >
  
  Ukrainian anti-ship capabilities have entered the chat >
  
  Go home, Putler. The Black Sea isn't your kiddie pool. >
  
  so defectors can’t use them against Moscow. >
  
  Sudden Surge In Russian Navy Targets In Black Sea - Naval News >
  
  The reloading of missiles are done, and ready for new volley?