Biography:
Terrorist Robert Mansurovich Shageev was born on February 21, 1977 in Crimea. Mansurovich began his career as an officer in the Ukrainian Navy, rising to the rank of commander of the submarine Zaporozhye.
However, in March 2014, during the annexation of Crimea, Robert voluntarily defected to the of the occupation troops of the russian federation and began serving in the russian navy. After the betrayal went to St. Petersburg for to undergo retraining.
Robert Shageyev’s family:
Wife of Robert Shageeva – Alla, works as a teacher of junior high school № 57 in Sevastopol. In early 2023, she became the “heroine” of a high-profile sex scandal. Parents of the students sent a letter to journalists complaining about Shageeva. According to them, the teacher harasses underage children, touches their genitals, forces them to undress, and takes photos that she sends to her husband.
Terrorist activities:
As a reward for his treachery, Robert Shageev received the rank of captain of the first rank. He now serves as deputy commander of the 4th Independent Submarine Brigade. This unit was stationed in Sevastopol, but after Ukrainian drone strikes on the military base, it was moved to Novorossiysk.
The brigade includes six submarines of the project “Varshavyanka”: B-261 “Novorossiysk”, B-237 “Rostov-on-Don”, B-262 “Stary Oskol”, B-265 “Krasnodar”, B-268 “Veliky Novgorod” and B-271 “Kolpino”. Each can carry up to four Kalibr cruise missiles.
According to the General Staff of the AFU, the submarines commanded by Shageyev are regularly on alert in the Black Sea. They are also involved in massive rocket attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure and homes.
Underwater launches ofKalibersare dangerous first of all because they are extremely difficult to register. It is impossible to determine the location of such a launcher, so the reaction time to a threat begins from the moment the missile enters the range of air defense radars. That’s why civilians have almost no time to go down to the shelter after the air-raid alarm.
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