Can the new commander save the Russian fleet: Svitan named an important nuance

Why changing the command of the fleet will not help Russia preserve its ships

According to a military expert, personnel changes in the command of the Russian naval forces will achieve absolutely nothing. The fact is that there is such a thing as a force majeure circumstance. The Black and Azov Seas are closed bodies of water. Pilots and sailors call them washbasins, because they have one entrance and exit.

Neither new nor old, not a single commander has anything to do with it he won’t,” Svitan is convinced.

The Russian Black Sea Fleet is closed in this body of water and until it is destroyed and flooded, our special services will not rest. For this, Ukraine already has more than a dozen weapons.

Now the Russians, like cockroaches, have huddled in the bays and are not coming out, because they understand that the Defense Forces will strike until they are completely flooded enemy fleet.

“It doesn't matter if they change girls or beds in this brothel, it will still be dispersed,” the military expert added.

What is known about the new commander of the Russian Navy

Alexey Moiseev was born in 1962. Now the newly appointed commander of the Russian Navy is 62 years old. in 2003, he began to climb the career ladder from the position of deputy commander of a submarine squadron and already in 2012 he became the commander of the submarine forces of the northern fleet, in 2020 he received the rank of admiral.

Moiseev served as commander of the submarine forces of the northern fleet from 2012 to 2016; he was subsequently appointed chief of staff of the northern fleet. After that, he became deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces of the aggressor country.

Since May 2018, he served as the acting commander of the Black Sea Fleet, after which he was officially appointed to the position. In 2019, Moiseev took the post of commander of the northern fleet of the Russian Navy.