Nevertheless, the attack on Kinburn was significant in that it demonstrated that the French and British fleets had developed effective amphibious capabilities and had technological advantages that gave them a decisive edge over their Russian opponents. The destruction of Kinburn's coastal fortifications completed the Anglo-French naval campaign in the Black Sea; the Russians no longer had any meaningful forces left to oppose them at sea.
The assault on Kinburn was significant because it demonstrated that the French and British fleets had acquired effective amphibious capabilities and held technological advantages, giving them a decisive edge over their Russian opponents. The destruction of Kinburn's coastal fortifications marked the end of the Anglo-French naval campaign in the Black Sea; the Russians no longer had any meaningful forces left to oppose them at sea.