Remains of a Tochka-U missile that landed in Pavlohrad district were neutralized on 16 April, according to the State Emergency Service in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Russia denies using Tochka-U missiles, but social media reports have shown Tochka-U missiles being delivered to Belarus from Russia.
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Russian forces killed one person in Kharkiv shelling on April 16
This evening on April 16 Russian occupiers fired on Kharkiv again, killing one person
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Moscow: 400 Russian Sailors Dead?
But, in short, it seems quite likely that at least 400 Russian sailors perished aboard the Moskva, making it Russia's deadliest sinking since the accidental loss of the battleship Novorossiysk in Sevastopol in October 1955.
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Russia silent on Moskva casualties, uncertainty paralyses response
Russia has not yet said how many casualties there were from Moskva's sinking. Some commentators have suggested it's paralysed by uncertainty about what to say. This feels quite possible. /38
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Moskva sinks at 150-500 meters depth
Around 03:00, Moskva, possibly fully capsized by then, finally sinks in waters 150-500 meters deep.
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Moskva loses power and communications after flooding at 01:45
Around 01:45, power is lost and all radio communications from Moskva cease. This likely indicates the main engineering space being flooded, killing the engines and electrical generators. /34
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US concerned over Ukraine ammo depletion
US authorities are concerned that ammunition of the Ukrainian army is rapidly depleting, especially artillery shells, and therefore they are accelerating supply of arms aid, unnamed official tells CNN
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Catastrophic ammunition explosion likely caused ship to take on water rapidly
Around 01:00, something catastrophic happens – likely an ammunition explosion, possibly among the 64 S-300 or 16 P-500/1000 missiles on board. This blows a hole in the side of the ship, which takes on water rapidly. /31
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Russian vessels assist Moskva crew in firefighting, hindered by poor training
Nearby vessels (probably Russian) quickly render assistance. By 18:52 at least 2 are in close proximity to Moskva. The crew are now fully engaged in firefighting, though likely hindered by poor equipment and training. /28
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@gerashchenko_en — 2022-04-16
"They said world could face food shortage because of the war, and potatoes aren't going to plant themselves". This person doesn't care about mines right next to him. Please be careful, dear Ukrainians!#UkraineWillWin pic.twitter.com/G2zDmbVJhB
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 16 avril 2022"They said world could face food shortage because of the war, and potatoes aren't going to plant themselves". This person doesn't care about mines right next to him. Please be careful, dear Ukrainians!
#UkraineWillWin