The cruiser Moskva, which was destroyed by the Ukrainian Navy in April 2022, had seven floors, an elevator and a swimming pool, and had undergone a major renovation just before the full-scale invasion ...

Intelligence shared by the U.S. helped Ukraine sink the Russian cruiser Moskva, U.S. officials told NBC News, confirming an American role in perhaps the most embarrassing blow to Vladimir Putin’s ...

The Pentagon is pushing back on reports that U.S. intelligence helped Ukraine target and sink Russia’s Moskva warship in the Black Sea in mid-April. In a statement late Thursday, Pentagon Press ...

Intelligence provided by the U.S. helped the Ukrainians sink the Russian Moskva in April, according to a senior defense official. The U.S. shared the location of the Moskva in the Black Sea with the ...

The U.S. should not take credit for the sinking of the Russian Black Sea fleet flagship Moskva, which delivered a serious blow to Vladimir Putin's forces, former Army Lieutenant General Alexander ...

A weapon designed and built in Ukraine may have been central to one of the country's most momentous victories against Russia's invasion. Ukrainian forces last month proclaimed they had sunk the Moskva ...

An outspoken parent of one of the sailors feared to have died in the sinking of the Russian cruiser Moskva says he’s been questioned at his home by Russia’s security services, who also seized his ...

Russian forces conducted a secret mission to remove bodies from the cruiser Moskva, the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet that was sunk in mid-April by a Ukrainian missile strike, according to a ...

During the 1950s, the Soviets had conducted a study on light aircraft carriers – after already noting that half of the Soviet’s large warships had been sunk in World War II by enemy aircraft. However, ...

The U.S. provided intelligence that enabled Ukraine to identify and sink the missile cruiser Moskva, the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet, U.S. officials said Thursday. Ukrainian forces fired two ...

The flagship of the Russian Navy’s Black Sea fleet did not have its radars in operation in the moments before it sank on April 14 when struck by a pair of Ukrainian Neptune anti-ship missiles.