The Ukrainian military attacked the Russian fleet in the Caspian Sea for the first time since the start of the war. The drones dispatched from Kiev had to fly approximately 1,500 km. At least two large ships and several smaller ships were destroyed.
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Ukrainian intelligence services boast that a “groundbreaking operation” was carried out in Dagestan, about 1,500 kilometers from the front lines in Ukraine. For the first time, Kiev forces succeeded in damaging the Russian fleet stationed in the Caspian Sea, the world's largest lake.
War in Ukraine. Russia was also surprised. Attack on the Caspian Sea
In the morning, Ukrainian suicide drones attacked a Russian naval base near the city of Kaspiysk, sources reported. The drone probably hit two ships, Tatarstan and Dagestan, and also damaged a small ship moored in the port.
One recording shows a Ukrainian drone flying low over a Russian base and colliding with an enemy ship.
This morning, Ukrainian attack drones successfully attacked Russia's Caspian Fleet in the port of Kaspiysk, more than 1,000 kilometers behind the front lines.
Here, a Ukrainian drone can be seen flying low over the port and colliding with a row of Russian warships at anchor. pic.twitter.com/06vbjUfblQ
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) November 6, 2024
According to media reports, parts of Moscow's military, including marines, are stationed at the Russian base that was attacked. The attacked fleet was scheduled to carry out a missile attack on Ukraine, and the 177th Infantry Regiment was scheduled to participate in the battles in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions.
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Ukrainian media also reported that operations at a nearby airport in Dagestan's capital Makhachkala were suspended as a result of the attack. Flight delays occurred. Go to Moscow or Perm.
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