American magazine The National Interest spoke about the Russian 'killer ships ".
The National Interest of the American edition of the journalists appreciated the Russian coastal missile system "Utes" silo-based, which is stationed on the peninsula of Crimea. It is reported by RIA Novosti.
Poshken Peck, material author, He drew attention to the fact, DBK was in the Crimea in the USSR period,. After the collapse of the Soviet Union's system were transferred to Ukrainian Navy, but not exploited, and came to a complete standstill. Readiness "Cliff" was restored three years ago, and, as noted by The National Interest, it was done "successfully and on time".
The upgraded systems can resist the invasion of sea landing by the Black Sea and the "signal of Moscow's determination to keep the Crimea", clarifies Peck. According to him, anti-ship missiles P-35 is converted to the turbojet engine DBK present "killer ships". Peck also noticed, that "The Rock" may re-equip new missiles.
