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Explained: What is the Neptune Cruise Missile That Severely Damaged a Russian Warship?

Posted on the 14 April 2022 by Geetikamalik

Ukraine, through the Telegram Post Wednesday night, claimed to have ruined very damaging the superior Russian sea fleet ‘Moskva’ offshore Odessa through a missile attack on the ship.

Ukraine, through the Telegram Post Wednesday night, claimed to have ruined very damaging the superior Russian sea fleet ‘Moskva’ offshore Odessa through a missile attack on the ship.

Russia claimed that the onboard ammunition shot caused an explosion on the ship, while Ukraine stated that it was a planned attack using Neptune’s anti-ship cruise missile. We see what the anti-ship neptune cruise missile and how they attack the target.

Ukraine claimed that Moskva was hit by two anti-ship shipping missiles named Neptunus. Ironically, this missile design is based on the Russian Cruise KH-35 missile used with the name NATO from the US-20 kayak.

The Neptune missile system was appointed in Ukrainian defense forces in March 2021 after being in development for around six years. Cruise’s missile was developed in a hurry by the military as a Russian threat to the coastal area of ​​Ukraine grow rapidly since the Crimean occupation in 2014. According to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, Neptune was a coastal anti-ship cruise missile which was able to damage the naval ship in the range of 300 km.

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