The Russian navy has reactivated a mysterious base in Crimea. It is an underground base for submarines. Or perhaps it is not ...

The Russian navy has reactivated a mysterious base in Crimea. It is an underground base for submarines. Or maybe it isn't so ...

The Cold War-era submarine base was converted to a museum after Ukraine’s independence, but it seems its original purpose has been restored.

Russian troops in Balaklava Bay are fortifying marine barriers against drones and sabotage, reactivating a submarine base – but Ukrainian partisans “know how to organize surprises for the occupiers.” ...

Russian occupiers are increasing military activity in Balaklava Bay in the temporarily occupied Crimea ... Thus, the occupiers are using the former underground submarine base, which previously ...

(MENAFN) The ATESH partisan movement, active in Russian-occupied Crimea, has reported that the invaders are reinforcing a defensive system in Balaklava ... underground submarine base for military ...

The ATESH partisan movement operating in the Russian-occupied Crimea saw the invaders strengthening a fortification system in Balaklava Bay to better ...

Do you like military museums as much as we do? You know, when mysterious lights flash around, torpedoes are placed in the corners and, between the corridors, multi ...