Those who want to die in the sea is not enough: Russia faced a deficit of sailors - Pletenchuk (video)

According to the speaker of the Navy of the Armed Forces, the training of the maritime business takes a long time, and with each attack on ships of the Black Sea Fleet the number of personnel continues to decrease. The Black Sea became a dangerous place for the Russian side, because during the Great War they suffered tremendous losses in both personnel and ships. Now the enemy has encountered a certain deficit.

A spokesman for the Navy (Navy) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Dmitry Pletenchuk spoke on this topic. According to him, Russia is now throwing its efforts to maintain the remains of the Black Sea Fleet. To do this, the ships are thrown away from the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula. Some problems with the enemy are recorded with personnel, because they are not enough and training is a long process.

"The only problem with sailors is that they are not born in shape and with knowledge of the maritime business, they still need to be taught. If, for example, the infantryman of the usual one in three months can be taught a lot, if not everything, then with sailors, this process is more complicated . At the same time, the Navy continues, the Russians do not keep their subordinates, including sailors, and "those who want to die in the Black Sea are not so much.

" This is due to the specifics of attacks, because "chase" in the groups of military in conditional Crimea is much more difficult than a bunch of sailors inside the ship. "Of course, any goals are important to us, but there are priority and if the ship is destroyed, it is no longer important if there is a personnel there,"-summed up Dmitry Pletenchuk.