How Ukraine Bombed Main Black Sea Port for Hours—150kg Warheads Meet $20B Main Port, Shadow Ships

#Novorossiysk #NeptuneMissile #Blacksea #S400 #Ukraine #ShadowFleet #OSINT #airdefense

Novorossiysk wasn’t supposed to be touchable. Dense S‑400 coverage, Pantsir/Tor layers, and the Black Sea’s most critical fuel hub at Sheskharis—all wrapped in an “invulnerable” story. On November 14, 2025, four long‑range Neptune cruise missiles rode the sea‑skimming horizon while drone swarms burned attention and inventory. Two missiles neutralized S‑400 clusters east of the city; two cut pumps/power at Sheskharis. Then the UAVs arrived from multiple vectors.

This episode explains the saturation → corridor → terminal sequence; why radar horizon and IIR scene‑matching matter; and how hitting search/engagement brains and manifolds creates cascading effects.
Note: This is a dramatized, OSINT‑grounded analysis. We generalize or omit sensitive timelines, altitudes, and comms.

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