What equipment or covert ops would it take to sink the Kuznetsov, 3000 kilometers away from the front
What equipment or covert ops would it take to sink the Kuznetsov, 3000 kilometers away from the front
What equipment or covert ops would it take to sink the Kuznetsov, 3000 kilometers away from the front
cut open the sealed off decks
There's no point sinking it, it does more damage to the russian military being afloat
This.
The best thing they can do to Russia is to keep damaging it so ot stays in port indefinitely, forever, but not so damaged Russians think they can't fix it.
Do Russians even try to fix her? She's been in port for ages.
Why would they bother? It doesn't threaten neither Ukraine or NATO at the moment and it has zero impact on the war in Ukraine. Yeah it would be a pretty bad blunder and hit to prestige but as said the Russians are sinking (pun intended) so much money into this that if it were sunk, the zigger patrol would be clapping their hands since they didn't need the ship anyway.
Smuggle pure alcohol packed into common vodka to liquor store closest do shipyard.
i'd go after the dock its in before the ship. Incidentally shouldn't that be a dry dock its in? Or is that pic old?
So yeah, $36,500 cash, a dozen bottles of vodka, a masonry bit & cordless hammer drill, standard ANFO mining charges, caps and some detcord.
>Two russian mechanics.
>Orders to check the flood valves.
>Six bottles of vodka.
why would you sink this useless resource hog?
it has net negative impact and destroying it would actually help Russia
Leave it be and it will somehow sink itself. It is best not to mess with it anyways less you unleash the horrors contained within.
>breaking containment of the sealed depths
shiggy diggy
The Kuznetsov is the white elephant of the Russian navy, and it doesn't work even as that. Entirely useless in war and anyone but turd worlders are laughing as it passes because it can't even sail under its own power and it bursts into flames at random. Yet, Russia can delude itself into being powerful if they just keep pumping mountains of cash into trying to maintain it, and so they keep on doing that instead of doing the sensible thing and selling it to some third-rate country and building a couple new ships that actually do something.
Ukraine should probably make the Kuznetsov an honorary admiral as it does good work at keeping the Russian fleet useless.
new question: what are you using to defend yourself when you pull the short straw to explore the sealed-off compartments? what's your game plan to make sure It doesn't get you?
a suicide vest
no cryptid is going to take me alive
one man, a pack of canadian classics, and a bic lighter
Time
It's already making multiple suicide attempts on a daily basis. We can just sit back and watch as it slowly chips itself to death, but that would be inhumane to let it suffer, so just sail up to it, bang a couple of pans whilst blaring out Doctor Jones by Aqua and the beasts within will do the rest.
It would take waiting a few years
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Why would you try and prevent Russia from spending ludicrous resources on having a carrier on paper? Honestly, if they could they should've bribed some Russian officials into convincing Putin that they need to build two additional carriers of the same design to "show strength and unity to the West, until demoralisation makes them pull support from Ukraine"
a stopwatch
Why bother? its more of a drain on the Russian military trying to keep the stupid thing functional than it is on the bottom of the ocean.
A vial of holy water in the right place should do it.
Time?
Looks like a museum ship being prepared for opening day.
Just have another fire accident.
I would say that a cheeky fire like the USS Bonhomme Richard would be enough to put it out of commission forever, but then again the Kuznetsov is probably in worse state than that already.