/k/, I need help.
I'm looking for any abandoned or partially abandoned soviet ports or docks with any ships or submarines in them, however the state/seaworthiness of said vessels does not matter. Does anybody know of any, or could take a look?
Abandoned soviet ports
there's some abandoned chinese subs in albania top gear went to
I know I didn't state this criteria, but I doubt that they won't be guarded somehow, maybe nobody goes there but there will probably be a guard of some kind, I'll look into it though, thanks for the help
anon wtf are you gonna do?
This.
Acting kinda sus op. fr
I've got plans, I need soviet submarines and ships to facilitate them, preferably seaworthy ones. However if not, I can do the repairs myself (with assistance from my associates and contractors)
Them being abandoned is they key, that basically nobody will care if they "go missing"
Anon, you can't do a false flag with soviet equipment. Idiot
I'm not doing a false flag, I'm invading African shitholes like Somalia for fun and because I fricking hate pirates
So you need a soviet sub to smuggle cocaine into US? Brilliant!
Okay, but why soviet?
Simple and shit, literal warehouses of spare parts, hell, I could probably build my own if I had a hull and eBay.
Also there's just so many of them and their weapons around on every arms market you can think of, so rearming wouldn't be an issue.
Nobody serious would be here because they would not have such noob questions in the first place frick off you stupid child.
What are you a fricking cartoon villain? I would personally buy you the ticket to Russia if I believed you'd make it through the airport without spilling your spaghetti much less not die of AIDS before you embark on whatever tardventure you've conjured up in your head once you've sailed off in your /k/ommando Konovalov
>that basically nobody will care if they "go missing"
This is moronic. People will care that a submarine has gone missing even if its a 70 year old wreck rusting away in Kamchatka
There's one in Yemen I was thinking about, it's been under a roof in an abandoned inland repair site for the past 60 years, I'm confident the Yemeni government wouldn't give a frick if it dissapeared
You do know how much steel is worth by the ton right?
The reason ships are salvaged not scuttled in open water is the high value of the steel- if not the hull.
Yes you could float one- but your float wouldn't be sea worthy and you couldn't barge it far in coastal waters.
and then why a Soviet one? The world is littered with marine junk.
Go to the mafia shipyards in Italy, you can buy a military wreck for 30k.
Wrecks are like auto wrecks, often you can buy them for $1 on the condition you remove them from the dry dock.
I thought you were after an RTG or Soviet radar equipment or a warhead.
Sounds like some cartel trafficking shit to me. Carry on.
>ONE MILLION LIVES
>ONE MILLION LIVES
My God Fred?!
There's an abandoned soviet port in your moms vegana.
It's a bit of a fixer-upper
Where?
Kola peninsula, a little north of Murmansk
https://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/k-55-class-submarine/view/google/
There are 3 partially scrapped Type 21 submarines in Hamburg buried under gravel in the former submarine bunker Elbe 2.
CIA is getting really lazy these days
Crowd sourced intelligence gathering and analysis has made the zoomers lazy and complacent
I may or may not have visited one such facility/s.
Are you looking for something on the ships, some part of the dock infrastructure, or something sometimes found/ hidden in proximity to the aforementioned?
Wikipedia has a list of soviet subs currently at the bottom of the ocean.