Magyar: Two weeks of MoLoCHKa. Kerch’s ferry crossing is almost gone.
Minus 75% of the Kerch Ferry Crossing’s capacity within two weeks of USF Operation “MoLoCHKa”. 25% remains. Will it survive? Didn’t think so.
Details:
Before the operation began, transport and cargo traffic across the Kerch Ferry Crossing was maintained by four ferries regularly operating between Port Kavkaz and Port Krym. A fifth vessel was kept on standby in the Port of Kerch: “Lavrentiy”, “Panagia”, “Yeysk”, “Mariya”, and “SKS-One”.
The situation was adjusted over the course of two weeks in July by Magyar’s Birds, USF, jointly with the Security Service of Ukraine.
AAR as of 19 July:
•🔥ferry “Yeysk” – successfully struck by the USF on 12 and 13 July, towed to the Port of Kerch, restoration and return to the ferry line are not planned⛔️;
•🔥cargo vessel “SKS-One” – destroyed by the USF over the course of 7, 12, and 13 July, lying in Kamysh-Burun Port, beyond repair⛔️;
•🔥ferry “Mariya” – repeatedly struck throughout July by the USF and the SSU, towed to the Port of Kerch, restoration and return to the ferry line are not planned⛔️;
•🔥ferry “Lavrentiy” – struck by the USF, the SSU, and the HUR, no longer capable of moving under its own power, used as a barge and hauled in a tug-and-barge configuration, reducing its operational potential by half and increasing the risk of being destroyed on the water;
•🔥ferry “Panagia” – struck by the SSU, the USF, and earlier by the HUR, no longer capable of moving under its own power, used as a barge and hauled in a tug-and-barge configuration, same as “Lavrentiy”.
*in the photo – just before getting blown to hell, the now dearly departed ferry “Mariya”; to the right – the good-for-nothing “Panagia”, still being towed as a barge.
•capacity of one ferry – 8–15 vehicles, depending on size and weight.
•80% of all traffic – quota of the russian ministry of war.
•the combined daily capacity of the four formerly operational ferries under standard non-combat conditions – 180–250 vehicles per day. Or rather, it used to be.
🌶️Worms, get that Astrakhan cargo vessel “Composer Rachmaninoff”, which you’ve prepared as a backup for Crimea, over from Rostov to Port Kavkaz already. The time has come for its heroic sinking.
The Kerch Ferry Crossing is fading.
We will stand.
Moscow will fall.
Crimea will be fed back up and rebuilt.
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MAGYAR🇺🇦
19.07.26