Ukraine’s Naval Drones continue to Threaten Russian Vessels, even after the Black Sea Fleet Relocated from Ooccupied Sevastopol to Novorossiysk in Krasnodar Krai.
Persistent Ukrainian Strikes have kept Russian Missile carrying Ships in port for the past Three Months, forcing Kalibr Launches from Areas near Naval Bases and potentially Helping Ukraine Achieve a near-100% Interception Rate.
A day earlier, Ukraine’s Defense Forces Struck the Russian Support Vessel Nefrit with Naval Drones at the Port of Sochi, about 820 kilometers from the Ukrainian controlled Black Sea Coast. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) wrote that the Attack Demonstrates Ukraine’s Ability to Carry-Out Precision Strikes on Russian Ports along the entire Black Sea Coast.
Persistent Ukrainian Strikes have kept Russia’s Missile-Carrying Ships in Port, for the past Three Months, with Kalibr Missiles instead Launched from Areas near Russian Naval Bases, the Ukrainian Navy Reported. ISW Assessed that this may have enabled Ukraine to Achieve a Near-100% Interception Rate for Kalibr Missiles, which Russia has been Forced to Launch from Greater Distances.
“Ukrainian strikes are effectively denying the Black Sea Fleet the ability to operate freely in the region, which in turn reduces the effectiveness of sea-launched cruise missiles that traditionally benefit from a wider geographic launch area,” ISW Assessed.
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