Russia targeted the sea after land and wind, submerged a big ship of Ukraine Navy

The war between Russia and Ukraine for months is not taking the name of stopping. Russia has now targeted the sea after the land. He attacked Ukraine’s naval ship on Thursday (August 28). The Navy’s reconnaissance ship is reported to be sinking. The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the ship was a moderate-sized ship of the lagna-charan, with radio, electronic, radar and optical machine. It was designed for reconnaissance missions. The attack took place in the Delta region of the Danube River, a part of which is located in the Odessa region of Ukraine. Russian media RT confirmed the incident.

Ukrainian officials confirmed that the ship was attacked, killing a crew member. Many sailors were injured. According to the Ukrainian spokesperson, efforts are on to deal with the situation after the attack. Most of the crew are safe, but many are missing.

Specialty of Simpheropol
Simpheropol was launched in 2019. It was included in the Ukrainian Navy in the year 2021. Its specialty is that after 2014 is the largest ship launched by Kiev. It is mainly used for reconnaissance and monitoring campaigns. It is equipped with state -of -the -art sensors and radars. At the same time, Russian Telegram channel Wargonzo described it as a major setback on Ukraine’s naval capacity.

First successful use of sea drones
According to the Russian media Tass, this was the first time a naval ship was successfully targeted by maritime drones. This incident suggests how effective naval drones are proving to be in modern war.

Drone war in Russia-Ukraine struggle increases
In recent months, Russia has accelerated the production of naval drones and other unmanned systems. Drone is now playing a decisive role in this war. Rousus claimed that he attacked a major drone factory in Kiev. The place was allegedly preparing to produce Turki’s Barkarkar drone. It is clear from this that the importance of air and naval drones in the war is increasing rapidly.

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