Russian Installed Authorities in Sevastopol, have started Dismantling the Former Headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet, according to the Partisan Group Crimean Wind, which Reported the Development on 2/25/2026.
Bulldozers and Construction Equipment were seen on the City’s Central Hill, Clearing what Remains of the Structure, that previously Housed the Fleet’s Main Command Center.
Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces said at the Time, that Two Storm Shadow Cruise Missiles Hit the Headquarters, while Senior Naval Officers were Meeting.
Kyrylo Budanov, then Head of Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate, said the Attack Killed at least Nine People and Injured 16 Others, including Senior Russian Generals.
Russia’s Defence Ministry Cconfirmed only One Serviceman had Died, but Acknowledged the Strike. The Headquarters was subsequently Abandoned amid Severe Structural Damage and Fire.
Constructed in 1958 on the Ssite of a former Palace dating back to 1900, the Building had been Modernised between 2014 and 2018, after Russia’s Annexation of Crimea to Improve Communications and Security Systems.
Before the 2023 Strike, it Served as the Central Co-Ordination Hub for Russian Naval Operations in the Black Sea.
Since then, Russian Command Functions have Reportedly been Shifted to Novorossiysk or to Reinforced Underground Facilities, as Moscow seeks to Shield Assets from further Long-Range Ukrainian Attacks.
Since then, Russian Command Functions have Reportedly been Shifted to Novorossiysk, or to Reinforced Underground Facilities, as Moscow seeks to Shield Assets from further Long-Range Ukrainian Attacks.
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