First Russian sea-class vessel entered Mariupol port: fears raised

First Russian sea-class vessel entered Mariupol port: fears raised

First Russian sea-class vessel entered Mariupol port: fears raised

A Russian sea-class vessel has entered the port of temporarily occupied Mariupol for the first time. This was reported by the advisor to the mayor of Mariupol, Petro Andriushchenko.

"This is very bad news. This is what the dredging was for. Now it has happened - the first sea-class vessel (not a river-sea) docked at the Shipyard's berth yesterday. The bulk carrier class vessel has its own cranes and its gross tonnage or DWT is much more than 5,000 tons, as in RM-3 class vessels," he wrote.


According to the mayor's advisor, it is not yet known what exactly was brought by the bulk carrier.


"Given that there is nothing to load in Mariupol that weighs that much, it is the delivery to Mariupol and unloading that is the goal. It's not hard to guess what exactly. Definitely not houses for Mariupol residents," he added.


Andriushchenko noted that the military logistics map is beginning to change. According to him, this is approaching the season of "bavovna" in the Prymorsky district of Mariupol.


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