Turkey prevented Russian Pacific Fleet ships from crossing the Bosphorus Strait and entering the Black Sea to attack Ukraine.

After nine months of waiting, Russian ships began to return to the Far East.

Andriy Klymenko, head of the Monitoring Group of the Institute of Black Sea Strategic Studies, announced this.

According to his information, the Varyag missile cruiser of the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Federation and the large anti-submarine ship Admiral Tributs were spotted in the Singapore Strait on July 6 on the way to their base in Vladivostok.

The vessels have been in the Mediterranean since February 2, 2022.

The ships were preparing to go to the Black Sea to shell Ukrainian lands.

"Do you see the letters "Z" and "V" on the pipes? It's like in the old joke: "It didn't work"... And all through Turkey with its channels. And we waited for 9 months... We were tired, there was nowhere to repair, the crews went wild," said Klymenko.

A photo of the Russian ships was published on Twitter by Straits Sights.

RFS Varyag (011), RFS Admiral Tributs (564) and RFS Boris Butoma, Transits the Singapore Strait.@supbrow @WarshipCam #RFSVaryag #RFSAdmiralTributs #RFSBorisButoma #RussianNavy #Varyag #AdmiralTributs #BorisButoma #Warship #Navy pic.twitter.com/ OLrobewrmr

— Straits Sights (@StraitsSights) November 6, 2022

Earlier it was reported that the Russian Federation keeps 5 missile carriers in the Mediterranean Sea.

Losses of the enemy fleet

on the cruiser "Moskva" 

due to the impact of Ukrainian "Neptune" missiles.

After that, the ship began to sink.

Instead, the Russian Federation claims that 

.

On April 14, the Ministry of Defense of Russia officially confirmed that the cruiser "Moskva" 

 in the Black Sea. 

In the Pentagon instead

confirmed that the cruiser sank due to the 

.

Seven months later, the "court" in occupied Sevastopol recognized almost two dozen sailors of the cruiser "Moskva" as dead.

In June, the Russian tugboat "Vasily Bekh" sank after a precise strike by the Armed Forces.

On October 29, explosions rang out in temporarily occupied Sevastopol.

The occupying authorities of the city reported that the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation allegedly "repelled an attack by drones" over the Sevastopol Bay.

As a result of the attack  ,

 at least 3 Russian ships

After that, Russia transferred all its submarines from Crimea to the Krasnodar Territory due to fear of the Armed Forces.

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