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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Luke Harding in Kyiv, and Andrew Roth

Ukraine braces for revenge attacks from Russia after Moskva sinking

A sailor looks at the Moskva moored in Sevastopol in 2013
The Moskva moored in Sevastopol in 2013. Ukraine said its sinking had dealt a blow to Vladimir Putin’s ‘imperial ambitions’. Photograph: Reuters

Ukraine has said it is bracing itself for revenge attacks from Russia after the “significant and symbolic” sinking of Russia’s flagship cruiser, the Moskva.

The government in Kyiv said it had destroyed the giant missile cruiser during a combat operation against Russian vessels in the Black Sea on Wednesday. The boat’s ammunition deck exploded after it was hit by two Neptune anti-ship missiles, it added.

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