SBU and AFU hit the Valentin Pikul minesweeper and two other ships in Novorossiysk
Kyiv • UNN
On the night of March 2, the SBU and the Defense Forces hit the Valentin Pikul minesweeper and also damaged the anti-submarine ships Yeysk and Kasimov. As a result of the attack, three Russian sailors were killed and 14 were wounded.
On the night of March 2, the SBU, together with the Defense Forces, struck the naval minesweeper "Valentin Pikul". Anti-submarine ships "Yeysk" and "Kasimov" also sustained serious damage, UNN reports, citing a source in the SBU.
Details
In addition, three Russian sailors were killed and 14 more were wounded.
During the attack, the 30N6E2 guidance radar of the S-300PMU-2 "Favorit" complex, the "Pantsir-S2" anti-aircraft missile system, and six out of seven oil loading berths at the "Sheskharis" oil terminal were also hit. The fire in the port lasted all night.
The SBU systematically targets the enemy where they consider themselves safe - in ports, at bases, and deep in the rear. There are no "protected zones" for Russian military facilities. As long as Russia wages war against Ukraine, it will not be peaceful anywhere - neither at sea, nor on land, nor in the rear
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