Russian warship ‘Moskva’ has sunk — What do we know?
By DW
17 April 2022 |
12:39 pm
Ukrainian forces claim to have taken out Russia's Black Sea flagship "Moskva" with a missile strike, while Russian officials say a fire on board had caused ammunition to start exploding. Here is what we know so far.
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