Marine Drones Hit Russian-Occupied Gas Platform in the Black Sea & Sink Two Tunets Boats in Crimea
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Ukraine’s Marine Drones are being used to attack Russian targets, including a gas tower in the Black Sea and ships in the region. The drones are capable of destroying large targets with significant damage and losses to Russian vessels. In a recent attack, Ukraine’s Marine Drones struck a Russian gas tower, which was reportedly 40 meters tall and had a crew of 40 people on board. The tower was carrying reconnaissance and monitoring equipment to monitor the Black Sea.
In another incident, Ukraine’s Marine Drones were involved in a recent attack on the Black Sea Fleet, with multiple drones launching an assault on Russian vessels. The attack resulted in the damage of two Net-class light patrol boats and three other boats. The drones were able to evade attempts by Russian helicopters to intercept them, demonstrating their effectiveness in the face of Russian opposition. Ukraine’s use of Marine Drones is having a significant impact on Russia’s operations, with Russian forces struggling to combat the threat.
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