Ukraine arms Sea Baby drones with rockets or missiles
On January 1, 2024, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) shared a video of the Sea Baby unmanned surface vehicle firing rockets or missiles.
On January 1, 2024, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) shared a video of the Sea Baby unmanned surface vehicle firing rockets or missiles.
The assault was first announced on several channels on Telegram. Russian RIA Novosti media outlet reported by citing the Russian Ministry of Defence that two
Ukraine’s maritime drones, small boats filled with explosives, are having a disproportionate influence on the war in the Black Sea.
UK and Norway will co-lead a Maritime Capability Coalition that will offer a blueprint for the development of Ukraine’s Navy.
Footage was released showing a Ukrainian kamikaze unmanned surface vehicle attacking Russian landing crafts in Chornomors’ke, northern Crimea.
One of Russia first moves at the start of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine was to station trained dolphins at the entrance of Sevastopol harbor. Similar dolphin pens have now turned up at a Russian Naval base in northwestern Crimea.
Ukraine’s Magura V5 unmanned surface vessel (USV) which was used for kamikaze attacks against Russia during the ongoing war, was showcased at DSEI 2023 exhibition in London.
The first indications of the attack, shared with Naval News, came before 3am local time on September 13. By morning imagery of fierce fires in
Naval drones are a hot topic in many navies, but Ukraine has become the first to form a specialist unit using explosive-armed ones.
On August 23, 2023, several Ukrainian accounts on social media released a video showing Ukraine’s new underwater suicide drone named “Marichka”.