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Research Article Volume 02 Issue 02

‘Inhospitable Sea’ The Black Sea and the role of the Russian Navy in the Russia-Ukraine War to mid-September 2022

Professor Chris Bellamy

Published: 06 Nov 2022 Issue:Volume 02 Issue 02 Sep 2022 Author details below

Professor Chris Bellamy

Professor Emeritus of Maritime Security, University of Greenwich, UK

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Bellamy, P. C.. (2022). ‘Inhospitable Sea’ The Black Sea and the role of the Russian Navy in the Russia-Ukraine War to mid-September 2022. International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 02 Issue 02.

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Bellamy, P. C.. (2022). ‘Inhospitable Sea’ The Black Sea and the role of the Russian Navy in the Russia-Ukraine War to mid-September 2022. International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 02 Issue 02.

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Bellamy, Professor Chris. "‘Inhospitable Sea’ The Black Sea and the role of the Russian Navy in the Russia-Ukraine War to mid-September 2022." International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 02 Issue 02, 2022.

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Professor Chris Bellamy. "‘Inhospitable Sea’ The Black Sea and the role of the Russian Navy in the Russia-Ukraine War to mid-September 2022." International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security Volume 02 Issue 02 (06 Nov 2022).

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Bellamy, P. C. (2022) ‘Inhospitable Sea’ The Black Sea and the role of the Russian Navy in the Russia-Ukraine War to mid-September 2022. International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 02 Issue 02

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