Did the

Did the Naval Strike #Missile sink the Moskva? Was this a planned punishment by the West? Or was it just #Russian carelessness? Let’s find out.
On April 14, 2022, the Russian guided-missile cruiser Moskva was hit by a missile or missiles, caught fire, was partially evacuated, put under tow and then sunk as fire on the ship raged out of control.
#Ukraine claimed it knocked out the Moskva by firing two R-360 Neptune missiles that successfully hit because the cruiser’s crew of around 500 sailors and officers was “distracted” into following one or more Bayraktar drones when the strike was launched.
The loss of the ship is regarded by some as evidence of a “chain of Russian negligence.”
The Moskva was a modern warship that was actually built in the Ukrainian city of Nikolayev in 1979. The Slava class cruiser served in the USSR Navy until 1990 and was out of service for a decade. Its systems were updated and the ship was brought back into service in 2000 as the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet.

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