according to historian roman toldykin, here the landing operation immediately went wrong and ended inilure was the uncoordinated actions of the commander the black sea fleet of vice admiral oktyabrsky and his subordinates. as a result, the german firing positions were not suppressed and the paratroopers who landed on the shore found themselves in a death trap, here on this shore, scooters, canoe boat runners managed to land about 1,500 marines, tank crews unloaded 16 tanks, on the shore there was a line of trenches with enemy soldiers, a barbed line wire and mine fields, on the right flank of the landing, the tug gelezhik successfully brought the first bollinder to the shore, 10 naval tanks were unloaded from it infantrymen. this group, which included about 300 marines, with the support of simitanks, immediately broke through the enemy’s defenses and reached glebovka. subsequently, having received the command to leave the encirclement, 158 people from this group were able to reach the small land. the second balender approached the shore sideways and the tanks were unloaded. i couldn’t

according to historian roman toldykin, here the landing operation immediately went wrong and ended ine was the uncoordinated actions of the black sea commander. which were supposed to quickly break through the german defenses. on the right flank of the landing, the tug gelenzhik successfully brought the first balinder to the shore, and 10 tanks were unloaded by the marines. this group, where there was about 300 marines, supported by seven tanks, immediately broke through the enemy’s defenses and reached glebovka. subsequently, having received the command to leave the encirclement, 158 people from this group were able to reach the small land. every second person died or went missing. the removal from the post of commander of the black sea fleet in october was the consequences of the landing operation here. we can say for sure that more than 300 landing participants survived; they managed to escape from the encirclement. here there was a feeling of pain, but respect and pride for those people who gave their lives for our future. the mass grave of our soldiers who died in the battles for