British Intelligence Service Announces Details Of Attack On Russian Fleet In Sevastopol

The threat of drone attacks continues to deter the Russian Black Sea Fleet.

British intelligence reports that at least three surface and one airborne drone attacked Russian warships in a bay in occupied Sevastopol on March 22.

Today, March 27, the press service of the British Ministry of Defense voiced the main theses on the drone attack of Sevastopol last Wednesday, March 22.

The source refers to information received from the Network and which is in public. It is likely that one drone was stopped by a protective boom at the entrance to the bay, and the other two were allegedly destroyed by the occupants in the harbor.

At the same time, the Russian Defense Ministry says that no warships were damaged.

The previous attack of naval drones on Sevastopol was on October 29, 2022. Then the victims of drones were frigate Admiral Makarov and minesweeper Ivan Golubets.

Although the new attacks are unlikely to have damaged any Russian military installations, the threat of drone attacks probably continues to restrain the actions of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.