
Several photos and a reliable video showing Russian warship Moskva before it sank last week have appeared online.
The video and images match the shape and design of the Russian missile crusader.
Russia says a fire on board caused the munitions to explode and the ship drowned while sailing amid a storm. Ukraine says it hit him with Neptune missiles. From the published images, the Ukrainian version seems more reliable.
The new images do not immediately support either side's claims, but there is no sign of a storm at the moment the ship releases black smoke into the air.
The images were allegedly taken on April 14, a day after Ukraine claimed to have hit the warship. The three-second video, probably filmed by a lifeboat, shows Moscow sidelined.
Holes are also visible in other parts of the free board in a photo, suggesting that the warship had received a significant amount of water. It also appears that all the ship's lifeboats had been deployed.