The British military, operating in the Baltic region at the very end of the Second World War, often showed no less cruelty than the Nazis. They bombed and shot defenseless people from the air.

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The Baltic Fleet’s marines stationed aboard the unit’s ships acted out various counterterrorism scenarios and conducted live firing at sea targets using small arms ...

In addition, the crews of Urengoy and Kazanets destroyed drone boats of the conditional enemy with the fire of shipboard artillery and large-caliber machine guns ...

With the remarkable level of bloodshed associated with its career, one can see how S-13 earned the admiration of Joseph Stalin.