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By withdrawal from the "grain deal" Russian orcs expectedly received as a "gift" 900 km of the front line, from which the 30th division of ships had a "heart attack". It became dangerous for the orcs to be in the sea(..) Source: Картина маслом
P.S. The new Ukrainian-made long-range naval drones are a game-changer in the Black Sea. It is very good that the Ukrainians are producing the new drones themselves, because the restrictions imposed by the West on the long-range weapons supplied by them openly hinder effective warfare against the aggressor...
If you have questions why the Ukrainian counter-offensive is developing slowly, you better ask the capitals of the West why Ukraine is not getting the necessary armaments for effective warfare (long-range missiles, fighter jets, anti-ship missiles, air defence systems, artillery shells and etc.)
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demiurgeua · 2 months
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Спецпідрозділ ГУР МО України знищив ще один катер КС-701 «Тунєц» рашистських загарбників
Проти ночі 9 серпня 2024 року поблизу населеного пункту Чорноморське (Ак-Мечеть) у тимчасово окупованому Криму воїнами спецпідрозділу “Group 13” Головного управління розвідки Міністерства оборони України за допомогою ударного морського дрона MAGURA V5 знищено чергове судно рашистських загарбників ― швидкісний катер проекту КС 701 типу “Тунєц”. Внаслідок операції пошкоджень також зазнали ще три…
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lonestarflight · 6 months
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"A radio controlled and unmanned Convair P4Y-2K Privateer taking off from the Chincoteague Naval Air Station at Wallops Island, Virginia. The airplane was sent over the Atlantic Ocean where it was used as a target for the RIM-2 Terrier missiles of USS MISSISSIPPI (AG-128)."
Date: March 23, 1955
Norfolk Public Library: smc_mss0000187_x000085_011
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Russians presented the marine kamikaze drone "Murena-300s".
The new Russian UAV is about the same size as our Magura V5 marine drone.
According to the data, the maximum speed of "Murena-300s" is 83 km, the mass of the payload is 500 kg.
According to preliminary intelligence, this drone is equipped with a Starlink antenna. Naval News drew attention to this. The footage shows that the Starlink antenna on the Murena-300s was hidden with a camouflage net.
Also has a Suzuki motor.
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dougielombax · 6 months
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Get fucked!
Make them eat shit!
Wait. Another one?!
They really do work fast.
I’m impressed.
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tomorrowusa · 5 months
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Ukrainian sea drones are becoming faster, more accurate, and more powerful. With a range of over 1,000 km, they must keep commanders of Putin's Black Sea from getting much sleep.
Ukrainian naval drones Sea Baby have been modernized and can now carry almost a ton of explosives to hit a target over 1,000 kilometers away, Artem Dekhtiarenko, the spokesperson of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), said on April 14. "This means that the SBU can reach a target almost anywhere in the Black Sea," added Dekhtiarenko. In recent months, Ukraine has intensified its attacks on occupied Crimea, targeting Russian military assets in and around the Black Sea with domestically-produced sea drones and long-range missiles. Russia has illegally occupied the peninsula since 2014. As of early February 2024, 33% of the Russian Black Sea fleet's warships had been disabled by Ukraine, the Strategic Communications Center of Ukraine's Armed Forces recently reported. The SBU currently uses two types of sea drones — Sea Baby and Mamai, Dekhtiarenko said on national television.
"These are already new generations of drones, on the improvement of which the team of SBU specialists worked and continues to work together with other members of the Security and Defense Forces."
Ukraine continues to develop and upgrade its sea drone forces. When Russian missile launching vessels are forced to cower in distant ports, they are unable to launch attacks on Ukrainian maternity hospitals and schools.
Ukraine's ability to rule the waves of the Black Sea, despite having no real navy, is another example of its determination to fight off Russian invaders.
The only way to end the war is to make Ukraine safe from Russian aggression. Putin is already in violation of several treaties and other international agreements regarding Ukrainian sovereignty. Only a fool or MAGA supporter (basically the same thing) would expect Putin to respect any new agreement. Appeasement of Hitler did not stop World War II – it accelerated it.
If you're in the US, look up your member of the House of Representatives and demand that Russophile Speaker "MAGA Mike" Johnson quit blocking US aid to Ukraine which has already passed the Senate. And I'm talking to you – not the neighbor with the broken porch light.
Find Your Representative
If you have a MAGA zombie as a Representative, ask: Why do you hate freedom?
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blueiscoool · 1 year
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A Ukraine naval drone hits the Russian landing ship Olenegorsky Gornyk in the Black Sea.
The naval drone with 1,000 pounds of TNT caused significant damage to the ship, which normally has a crew of 100 sailors.
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awidevastdominion · 1 year
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Ukraine's sea drones, the bane of Putin's navy in the Black Sea.
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defensenow · 3 months
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jenniferlinda76 · 4 months
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The Black Sea Drone War: A David and Goliath Struggle with Global Implications
The Black Sea, once a shared resource and vital trade route, has become a contested battleground in the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. A new weapon has emerged that's tipping the scales in Ukraine's favor: domestically-produced naval drones. These unmanned vehicles (UAVs) are proving surprisingly effective against the larger, more traditional vessels of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
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Ukraine's Drone Arsenal Takes Flight
News of Ukrainian-made naval drones targeting Russian military boats first surfaced in September 2022. Since then, these UAVs have become a constant threat, forcing Russia to adapt its strategies. The exact specifications of these drones remain undisclosed for security reasons, but reports suggest they are:
Relatively small and fast: This makes them difficult targets for traditional radar and anti-aircraft defenses.
GPS-independent: Ukrainian special forces claim to have developed technology allowing the drones to operate without GPS, making them immune to Russian jamming efforts.
Capable of carrying explosives: These drones function as kamikaze weapons, inflicting significant damage on their targets.
The most well-known Ukrainian drone seems to be the MAGURA V5, credited with destroying several Russian vessels. However, there are likely other models in Ukraine's arsenal, each with its own strengths and functionalities.
Striking a Blow: Attacks on Russian Vessels
The first major reported success of Ukrainian naval drones came in November 2022, when they allegedly sank two Ukrainian-made naval drones to target Russian vessels landing ships docked in occupied Crimea. This attack signaled a new phase in the war, highlighting the vulnerability of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
Since then, there have been numerous reports of drone attacks on Russian vessels. In February 2024, Ukraine claimed responsibility for destroying the warship Ivanovets and damaging the landing ship Caesar Kunikov using jet ski-powered drones. Later that month, another drone attack reportedly sank the frigate Sergei Kotov.
Most recently, on May 30th, 2024, Ukrainian forces used naval drones to target two Russian patrol boats near Crimea. Footage released by Ukraine shows a drone dodging heavy gunfire before striking its target. This attack highlights the evolving tactics of Ukrainian drone warfare, showcasing their ability to operate under fire.
Impact on Ukrainian Ports and the Black Sea Economy
The war has devastated Ukraine's Black Sea ports, with Odessa and Mariupol facing heavy bombardment and blockades by the Russian Navy. This has crippled Ukrainian exports and disrupted global food supplies, particularly wheat and corn.
However, the successful deployment of naval drones offers a glimmer of hope for Ukraine. By contesting Russian control of the Black Sea, Ukraine can potentially reopen vital trade routes and alleviate the economic strain of the war. Furthermore, the success of these drones could encourage other countries facing naval challenges to explore similar technologies.
Challenges and the Road Ahead
Despite their effectiveness, Ukrainian drone warfare faces challenges. Russia is likely to adapt its defenses, implementing stronger electronic countermeasures and deploying drone-hunting technologies. Additionally, the production capacity of Ukrainian drones remains unknown. Can they maintain a steady stream of these UAVs to counter a potential Russian escalation?
The future of the Black Sea hinges on the ongoing battle between Ukrainian drones and the Russian Navy. If Ukraine can maintain its technological edge and continue disrupting Russian control, it could significantly alter the course of the war. However, the conflict is far from over, and both sides are likely to refine their strategies in the coming months.
Looking Forward: A New Era of Naval Warfare?
The Black Sea conflict offers a glimpse into the future of naval warfare. Drone technology is rapidly evolving, and its success in Ukraine suggests a potential shift away from traditional battleships towards smaller, more agile unmanned vessels. This raises questions about the future role of large navies and the need for international regulations governing the development and use of armed drones at sea.
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The war in Ukraine has undoubtedly been a tragedy, but it has also accelerated advancements in military technology. The story of the Black Sea drones serves as a reminder of the potential for innovation to reshape the way wars are fought, with significant implications for global security.
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rebel55 · 4 months
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Very good news: Ukraine has deployed its 1st generation of submersible naval drones. Pivot mounted ducted propellors facilitate rapid dives. It's estimated that these Gen 1 submersibles carry a forward-oriented shaped charge warhead in the range of 25-30 pounds (9-13 Kg). Source: Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings
P.S. A very interesting device that can be very useful for special task operations against Russian military and merchant ships in ports. Don't be fooled by the small charge. This is enough to punch a hole in the ship's side below the waterline. Two hits in separate compartments and the ship is already in a very dangerous situation. Secondly, the charge is reasonably small, so as not to endanger the civilian crew of the ship and for Western "snowflakes" not to shout too much about the "suffering" of the poor aggressor's population...
Destroying the Russian Black Sea Fleet is the only way to restore the "grain deal"...! The second way to restore the "grain deal" is to introduce a system of convoys of merchant ships guarded by NATO warships and fighter jets on the way to Odessa, but Western politicians do not have the "balls" to do it...
Note: Justice demands that Russian civilians pay a heavy economic price and suffer for supporting Putler's aggression...
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demiurgeua · 4 months
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Бійці ГУР МО України знищили рейдовий буксир рашистів біля берегів тимчасово окупованого Криму
06 червня 2024 року спецпідрозділ 9 департаменту Головного управління розвідки Міністерства оборони України біля берегів тимчасово окупованого Криму завдав успішного удару по рейдовому буксиру проекту 498 “Сатурн” або “Протей”. _________ On June 6, 2024, a special unit of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine attacked the raid tug project 498 “Saturn” or “Proteus” of the russian-nazis invaders near…
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lonestarflight · 6 months
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"A U.S. Navy's Grumman F8F-2D Bearcat taking off from Chincoteague Naval Air Station at Wallops Island, Virginia, as part of a test involving an unmanned P4Y bomber being used in a missile test over the Atlantic Ocean."
Date: March 23, 1955
Norfolk Public Library: smc_mss0000187_x000085_012
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drone9futuristic · 4 months
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China's Make The World's First Drone Carrier?
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Key Characteristics
Here's what we know so far about the enigmatic carrier: 
Construction: Construction began in 2022 at a shipyard along the Yangtze River.
Size: Significantly smaller than traditional aircraft carriers, boasting a flight deck roughly a third the length and half the width of its US and Chinese counterparts. For comparison, it's slightly smaller but wider than a World War II escort carrier.
Design: Features a low-lying flight deck, likely lacking a hangar underneath, and a catamaran-style hull with widely spaced hulls. A runway stretches along the left side, with an island superstructure positioned to the right.
Drone Capacity: The flight deck appears wide enough to accommodate large fixed-wing drones with wingspans of up to 65 meters, potentially housing China's version of the US Predator drone. Experts suggest it wouldn't be suitable for advanced fighter jets like the J-20.
Theories on Purpose
Several theories have emerged regarding the drone carrier's intended role: 
Training Platform: The shipyard's history of constructing target vessels for the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) suggests the carrier might serve a similar purpose, acting as a training ground for drone operations against opposing forces.
Drone Development: Another possibility is that it functions as an experimental platform, allowing China to refine and test drone operations at sea.
Offensive Power Projection: Strategic experts believe China might envision the carrier as an offensive tool, particularly in a potential Taiwan scenario. Drones could be deployed in large numbers, offering a potent weapon system.
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lasseling · 7 months
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Coalition naval forces shot down at least 15 drones which CENTCOM said "presented an imminent threat to merchant vessels, US Navy and coalition ships in the region."
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