The head of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea reappears again and assures that his detachment fulfills the assigned tasks

MADRID, 27 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The commander of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea, Viktor Sokolov, reappeared again this Wednesday after the Ukrainian Army left him for dead at the beginning of the week, and has assured that his detachment fulfills all the tasks assigned by the Forces. Russian navies.

"The Black Sea Fleet confidently and successfully fulfills the tasks assigned to it by the command, both surface and submarine forces, naval aviation and advanced troops," Sokolov said in a video published by Russian state television. Zvezda, headed by the Ministry of Defense.

Sokolov already reappeared on Tuesday at a meeting of the Russian Defense Ministry, just one day after Kiev declared him dead as a result of an attack perpetrated at the end of last week on a military barracks in Sevastopol, in the south of the Crimean peninsula.

The special operations unit of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has insisted these days that "34 officers" died as a result of the attack on the Russian fleet barracks and that sources believed Sokalov was dead, although some of the victims were not would have still been identified.