It appears that the Ukrainian troops have started looking into “suicide bomber jets.”
The Russian navy thwarted an attempt on Saturday morning in the Gulf of Sevastopol, the base of the Moscow Black Sea Fleet in the Crimea, according to Mikhail Rogjaouev, the city’s nominated Moscow-appointed governor.
He wrote in a Telegram remark that “Black Sea Fleet ships repulsed a path in the Gulf of Sevastopol, before they could hit any facilities in the city.
He emphasised that “the situation is under control,” France Press reports.
The main city on the Crimean Peninsula, which Russia annexed in 2014, Sevastopol, the ferries and boats temporarily ceased traversing the Gulf of Sevastopol, according to local authorities.
Rogogaev earlier this week reported the location of a thermal power plant close to Sevastopol.
In July of last year, a route also attacked the Russian ship stationed in the port of the city.
It is significant that these attempts to seize the peninsula occur at the same time that Ukrainian forces have been waging a counterattack against Russian forces in the south and northeast of the nation since last month.
The Russian army, which has adjusted its strategy and wants to appear to be targeting electrical stations and infrastructure throughout all of Ukrainian territory, has already made some success in a number of towns in the south and east over the past time.
Russian Navy: In the Black Sea, we carried out an attack using a technique.
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