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Russo-Japanese War - Part 2: The opening shots of conflict
It was just past midnight on February 9, 1904, when the stillness of Port Arthur’s harbor shattered. Under a moonless sky, the sea was a black mirror, disturbed only by the faint, rhythmic slosh of water against anchored hulls. Japanese torpedo boats, running dark and low, crept towards the Russian Pacific Squadron. Their engines were muffled, barely more than a whisper above the gentle waves.
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