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Zulu
At least three ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet were hit by drones, particularly
the flagship Admiral Makarov.
Investigators published video of the attack on the Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate,
to which only the Admiral Makarov corresponds in the Black Sea Fleet.
The footage was interrupted because, presumably, the drone struck the vessel and exploded.
Another video shows an attack on the Ivan Golubets-class minesweeper.
One video shows another drone wandering between docked ships in the harbor, probably looking
for a target to shoot at.
The footage cuts off when the drone collides with a ship and probably explodes.
Based on the footage, we can conclude that it was near at least 4 ships and made a near
U-turn to attack.
According to the GeoConfirmed investigation, based on all the video footage, there were
6 to 8 drones involved.
Three were used on the ships.
Based on all available video footage, it is very likely that 6 drones broke through the
defense of Sevastopol Bay and at least 3 ships were hit.
We can definitely say that the Admiral Makarov frigate was seriously damaged, as a result
of a direct hit on the side of the ship.
And also about the damage to the minesweeper "Ivan Golubets".
Admiral Makarov is the carrier of eight "Kalibr" cruise missiles and has more than once shelled
the territory of Ukraine with this weapon.
The Russian Navy has only three such frigates and cannot build new ones.
Although, a mistake, not 3, but now 2.
After all, as long as the frigate is under repair, it is not in the composition.
And how long will the repair last and whether it is subject to it at all - this is an even
more interesting question, the answer to which we will also find out very soon.
As for the second ship.
We can definitely talk about the damage to the minesweeper of the 266M project, code
name Aquamarine-M, Ivan Golubets.
This minesweeper was directly involved in the mining of Ukraine's exclusive economic
zone, thereby blocking shipping and creating a food crisis around the world.
The damage sustained by "Ivan Golubets" will still be specified.
But the fact that it needs repair is undeniable.
If not worse.
There is still no information about the third ship.
The Russian Black Sea Fleet is the first flotilla that loses two of its flagships in less than
a year in a war against a country that does not even have a full flotilla!
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