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Russia claims to repel a naval drone attack on occupied Crimea

Naval drones have been instrumental in Ukraine’s assymetric warfare against the Russian Black Sea fleet
byAlya Shandra
30/12/2023
1 minute read
Ukrainian experimental explosive uncrewed surface vessel Sea Baby. Screenshot from a Reporting From Ukraine video.
Russia claims to repel a naval drone attack on occupied Crimea

The Russian defense ministry said that on the morning of December 30, the Ukrainian Navy sent an unmanned boat to Crimea, but it was allegedly destroyed.

The claimed attack happens in the wake of a reported massive Ukrainian drone attack on Russian defense enterprises as Ukraine hones its drone technologies to conduct strikes deep in Russian soil.

The Russian Defense Ministry claimed that the boat was detected in the northwestern part of the Black Sea, moving in the direction of the Crimean peninsula, and destroyed by a Black Sea Fleet patrol boat.

Naval drones have been at the center of Ukraine’s assymetric warfare against the Russian Black Sea Fleet, forcing it to relocate from the ports in occupied Crimea to Novorossiysk.

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