Landing of the Russian landing in the Odessa region: the Navy answered if there was a threat

The command of the command Dmitry Pletenchuk called landing the most difficult type of maritime operations. According to him, such operations are usually not carried out separately. Dmytro Pletenchuk, a spokesman for the Navy, answered whether the Russian Armed Forces were landing a landing in Odessa. This was known with his interview with RBC-Ukraine, published on June 17.

The military assured that the threat of planting the Russian marine landing in Odessa or other regions of Ukraine is "absolutely absent". "It is necessary to understand that, firstly, the landing capabilities of the enemy are severely reduced. Of the 14 ships in the order, there are five. Secondly, they cannot approach our shore. Large ships are not so fast. A very easy goal. Pletenchuk stressed that landing is the most difficult type of maritime operations.

According to him, usually such operations are performed not separately, but as part of a general military operation. That is, for example, a large group comes from the land, and it is supported from the sea, stretching the enemy forces. "At the beginning of a large -scale invasion, they tried to do so when they came to our shores, because then they also tried to bypass the land of Nikolaev, through Voznesensk and go to the Odessa region to cut off Ukraine from the sea altogether.