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Russian Imperial Navy
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Imperial Russian Navy.
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[...] Bulgaria entered the war on October 14, 1915, and on the 27th the Russian Fleet bombarded the port and habour of Varna [...].
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From the spring of 1915 to the spring of 1917 the Russian Black Sea Fleet mounted a large number of mine operations against the Bosphorus, Turkish coal harbors, and the Bulgarian harbor of Varna.
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[...] in the autumn of 1916 new Black Sea Fleet commander ADM A V Kolchak ordered aggressive mining of U-boat bases, mainly Varna, Bulgaria (the submarine minelayer Krab actually entered the harbour to mine it).
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