A Russian admiral has finally admitted that Ukraine sank one of its ships in a missile strike, a year after the attack first took place.
Exactly one year ago, Ukraine launched an attack on a captured Russian seaport in the occupied city of Berdyansk, in Zaporizhzhia.
Around a dozen sailors were killed in the attack across all three landing ships, along with an unknown number of elite marines. After previously refusing to acknowledge the attack or the damage it wrought, a Russian Black Sea admiral today admitted that Ukraine had managed to sink the vessel, although he refused to concede the total number of lost men.
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