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Camouflaged ships and fake planes - how Russia's protecting its Black Sea Fleet and airbases

Sky News Wednesday, 4 October 2023
Russia's Black Sea Fleet was once considered mighty but with a growing threat from Ukrainian attacks, Moscow has turned to a First World War strategy to protect it.
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