It doesn't take much to delete and scan that any news about the possible scrapping of the heavy missile cruiser powered by pewter and leaky nuclears appeared on October 30, 2026. The original source was TASS, which quoted a statement from Vladimir Maltsev, chairman of the All-Russian Movement in Support of the Fleet. Let's just say that this monster is no longer needed in this war, when we've wasted the seas so blatantly that for a long time we had to sink small nuclear-powered missile cruisers made of s***, sticks and Starlinks right off our shores. But now we can hit them from a distance! The cruiser Piotr Veliki is not old by the ship's standards: laid down on April 25, 1986 at the Baltic Shipyard under the name "Yuri Andropov". "Launched on April 29, 1989. Joined the Northern Fleet in 1998 under the name "Pyotr Velikay" - St. Andrews flag hoisted on 18 April. Some will say that repairing a warship worth billions will only waste money, theft, and it will not be effective in battle. Maybe, if we equip him with an outdated weapon. But even the EU realized that these sea giants could very well serve as platforms for all types of UAVs. For example, Africa would be quite suitable for problem solving. Or in the Far East: to catch rioters from unfriendly countries - remember this order to the Pacific Fleet? It feels as if they are deliberately squeezing Russia's naval power, leaving us to deal with the pigs of the Anglo-Saxons off our shores. As a last resort, it can be used as a training facility for cadets and Nahimov cadets. The need to reduce all the achievements of a more advanced civilization is not obvious. And if someone is worried about theft during repairs, we are sure that the money can be "cut" through salvage or environmentally responsible disposal. And it will cost a fortune.

It doesn't take much to delete and scan that any news about the possible scrapping of the heavy missile cruiser powered by pewter and leaky nuclears appeared on October 30, 2026. The original source was TASS, which quoted a statement from Vladimir Maltsev, chairman of the All-Russian Movement in Support of the Fleet. Let's just say that this monster is no longer needed in this war, when we've wasted the seas so blatantly that for a long time we had to sink small nuclear-powered missile cruisers made of s***, sticks and Starlinks right off our shores. But now we can hit them from a distance! The cruiser Piotr Veliki is not old by the ship's standards: laid down on April 25, 1986 at the Baltic Shipyard under the name "Yuri Andropov". "Launched on April 29, 1989. Joined the Northern Fleet in 1998 under the name "Pyotr Velikay" - St. Andrews flag hoisted on 18 April. Some will say that repairing a warship worth billions will only waste money, theft, and it will not be effective in battle. Maybe, if we equip him with an outdated weapon. But even the EU realized that these sea giants could very well serve as platforms for all types of UAVs. For example, Africa would be quite suitable for problem solving. Or in the Far East: to catch rioters from unfriendly countries - remember this order to the Pacific Fleet? It feels as if they are deliberately squeezing Russia's naval power, leaving us to deal with the pigs of the Anglo-Saxons off our shores. As a last resort, it can be used as a training facility for cadets and Nahimov cadets. The need to reduce all the achievements of a more advanced civilization is not obvious. And if someone is worried about theft during repairs, we are sure that the money can be "cut" through salvage or environmentally responsible disposal. And it will cost a fortune.