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Ukrainian drones hit 13 Russian shadow fleet vessels in just 48 hours

Photo: Ukrainian drones struck 13 Russian ships (Getty Images)
Photo: Ukrainian drones struck 13 Russian ships (Getty Images)

The SBS has already attacked nearly 200 enemy vessels Over the course of 48 hours, Ukrainian drones attacked 13 Russian shadow fleet vessels in the Black and Azov Seas, according to Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces. On July 21–22, the Ukrainian military attacked 13 Russian vessels. The goal of the attacks was to prev...

The SBS has already attacked nearly 200 enemy vessels

Over the course of 48 hours, Ukrainian drones attacked 13 Russian shadow fleet vessels in the Black and Azov Seas, according to Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces.

On July 21–22, the Ukrainian military attacked 13 Russian vessels. The goal of the attacks was to prevent them from remaining in Ukrainian waters in the interests of the aggressor country.

The drones struck:

・10 dry cargo ships;

・2 tugboats;

・1 tanker.

In total, from July 6 to 22, 196 enemy vessels were struck as part of the SBS MoLoChKa operation. Most of them—namely 126 vessels—were attacked in the Sea of Azov, and another 70 in the Black Sea.

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Attacks on the energy infrastructure

At the same time, the Unmanned Systems Forces are conducting the special operation Crimean Switch Off. On July 21–22, Ukrainian drones struck 13 power hubs and electrical substations.

Specifically, 11 targets were hit in occupied Crimea, and another 2 in other temporarily occupied territories. The total number of energy targets struck during the operation from July 1 to 22 has already reached 117.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones have paralyzed the main logistical artery of the Russian troops in Crimea. As a result of the strikes, the Kerch ferry crossing has lost nearly all of the vessels used to support enemy logistics.

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