https://twitter.com/UAWeapons/status/1586363908071489536
#Ukraine: Remarkable video of today's attack on the Russian Sevastopol Naval Base.
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) October 29, 2022
Ukrainian Uncrewed Surface Vessels (Drone boats filled with explosives) apparently managed to hit a Project 11356R frigate (presumably Admiral Makarov) & the Ivan Golubets Project 266M minesweeper. pic.twitter.com/6nJVkwvgKW
The drones used:
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The monke's response:
african countries must pay for this
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I was wondering why the camera looked like I was riding on a RHIB. That's pretty cool and probably the first time I've seen those in action.
What's crazy but unsurprising to me given my past experiences with the ruskie navy is that it didn't look like they were aware of the incoming attack or did anything to counter it. No evasive maneuvers, didn't see any surface radars rotating, and didn't see any weapon systems engaged.
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Yea its obviously fake. They just destroyed an old decommissioned boat for propaganda purposes. You think no one has thought of putting a bunch of bombs on a remote control boat before?
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Least r-slurred rooskie butthole licker
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Did you forget about the ghost of kiev already
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No, he will forever live in our hearts
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You can see there's some very unhydrodynamic ribs like this: / // across the top. That looks like it's to keep bits in the back from swamping. Riding that low in the water and using a jet vs. an open prop would make it a tricky fricker to track.
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Tricky to track? Lol yeah maybe in 1948 but fire control radars have been able to track way more complicated movements for decades now.
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In the second video they try to take it out with a helicopter but can't hit it
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