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For the next few days, officer-sailor tension continued, sailors were still sabotaging ships and some officers prevented mutineers from embarking. The sailors now expected to have their demands met in the near future, while the naval officer class was humiliated and defeated. Some admirals wanted to start a coup d'état, but the generals told them they didn't even have ships. On both left and right, some made comparisons to Russia in 1905 or 1917, the mutiny on the Potemkin, the sailors' association as a proto-soviet, etc. this was a bit overstated but the Navy really was disintegrating.