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Gulf War

Aniquilação da marinha iraquiana

1991 Jan 29 - Feb 2 Persian Gulf (also known as the Arabian Gulf)
Aniquilação da marinha iraquiana
US NAVY Phantoms in the Persian Gulf. © HistoryMaps

A Batalha de Bubiyan (também conhecida como Birchean Turquia) foi um envolvimento naval da Guerra do Golfo que ocorreu nas águas entre a ilha de Bubiyan e os pântanos de Shatt al-Arab, onde a massa da Marinha do Iraque, que estava tentando fugir para o IRATHIRITION ERRACTRIATION.

A batalha foi completamente unilateral. Helicópteros Lynx da Marinha Real Britânica , usando mísseis Sea Skua, foram responsáveis ​​por destruir 14 navios (3 campeões de minas, 1 camada de minelagem, 3 TNC 45 Ataque rápido, 2 Zhuk-Class Patrol Boats, 2 navios de polnocny e outros navios de salvamento de polnocny e 1 vendedores de salvamento de polnocny e 1 salvagem. A batalha viu 21 compromissos separados ao longo de 13 horas. Um total de 21 dos 22 navios que tentaram escapar foram destruídos.

Também relacionado à ação Bubiyan foi a batalha de Khafji, na qual Saddam Hussein enviou um ataque anfíbio a Khafji para reforçar a cidade contra o ataque da coalizão. Isso também foi visto pelas forças navais da Coalizão e subsequentemente destruído. Após a ação Bubiyan, a Marinha iraquiana deixou de existir como uma força de combate, o que deixou o Iraque com muito poucos navios, tudo em más condições.

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