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Inhospitable Sea II. The Black Sea. the role of the Russian and Ukrainian navies and the widening war, October 2022 to mid-July 2023

Published: 31 Aug 2023 Issue:Volume 03 Issue 01 Aug 2023 Author details below

Professor Chris Bellamy

Professor Emeritus, University of Greenwich, UK

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Bellamy, P. C.. (2023). Inhospitable Sea II. The Black Sea. the role of the Russian and Ukrainian navies and the widening war, October 2022 to mid-July 2023. International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 03 Issue 01.

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Bellamy, P. C.. (2023). Inhospitable Sea II. The Black Sea. the role of the Russian and Ukrainian navies and the widening war, October 2022 to mid-July 2023. International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 03 Issue 01.

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Bellamy, Professor Chris. "Inhospitable Sea II. The Black Sea. the role of the Russian and Ukrainian navies and the widening war, October 2022 to mid-July 2023." International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 03 Issue 01, 2023.

Chicago

Professor Chris Bellamy. "Inhospitable Sea II. The Black Sea. the role of the Russian and Ukrainian navies and the widening war, October 2022 to mid-July 2023." International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security Volume 03 Issue 01 (31 Aug 2023).

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Bellamy, P. C. (2023) Inhospitable Sea II. The Black Sea. the role of the Russian and Ukrainian navies and the widening war, October 2022 to mid-July 2023. International Journal of Maritime Crime & Security, Volume 03 Issue 01

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