Admiral Alexander Moiseyev Appointed as New Russian Navy Chief

Following significant losses in the Black Sea, Russia replaces its navy commander with Admiral Alexander Moiseyev to bolster its naval capabilities.

Admiral Alexander Moiseyev, previously commander of Russia's Northern Fleet, has been officially appointed as the new commander-in-chief of the Russian Navy.
The change in leadership follows a series of successful Ukrainian attacks on Russia's Black Sea fleet, resulting in substantial vessel losses.
Moscow has not provided an official reason for the appointment, but the reshuffle comes amid heavy losses, with estimates suggesting the Black Sea Fleet lost about 30% of its vessels.
The Ukrainian military's use of naval drones has been particularly effective, targeting Russian vessels and contributing to the strategic isolation of Crimea.
Russia is reportedly moving to strengthen the Black Sea Fleet, adding more firepower to warships to counter Ukrainian drone attacks.