Talk:Action of 26 June 1941

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Sourcing and real events.

I think to have missed this other "battle" reported only by Romanian sources. The only Soviet 1125 boat lost to Romanians was BK-204, grounded and abandoned after Romanian ground artillery on 28 June 1941 (two days later after this alleged battle), and she was used by the Romanian Navy as "V-12". http://www.navypedia.org/ships/romania/ro_cf_v12.htm "V-7" (and sister-ship "V-8") was actually Romanian-built entered service in 1943. http://www.navypedia.org/ships/romania/ro_cf_v7.htm The article speak about a minelaying operation but i read it actually few days earlier, with BKA retreating after having laid few of the loads of mines (without suffering damages or casualties). The encounter on 26 June was an insignificant encounter without Soviet noticing Romanian fire and retreating without damage or casualties. --Lupodimare89 (talk) 15:25, 25 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]