one way or another, they can’t, if it’s a patrol ship, i can still understand that it’s the tsar kunikovrty-year-old did not do it, or the same ivanovets rocket boat, on this ship, in addition to the 76-mm gun, there are machine guns, cord, two large-caliber machine guns, there seems to be a 12.7 mm, cartridge. functions, for example, our sakhaidachnik once performed in the indian ocean, but if we had a ship, well, approximately of the same type, there would be no need to send a quiverman there, the quiverman there, as they say, chased away pirates, but he has one of the weapons, which could have been used, is it the same large-caliber machine gun or several, why they could not defend themselves, it is a problem for they are large, and do you have an answer to this question, why? because they probably don't draw conclusions, because they didn't act on the proper ones, because they probably, what will they do, maybe they will still use naval aviation there, maybe those ver'. and we remember how at the end of october 22nd, when our first, so to speak, drones entered the sevastopol bay, the

something like this will not happen again, but from the new year 2024 we will be watching tsezar kunikov, ivantsov, well, now serhiy kotov has joined this campaign , and we can safely say what will happen next. mr. andrii, if so, well, in general, for example, how many attempts on average... to forge a ship of such a type in order for these attacks to eventually, well, damage eventually occur, what are we talking about, three attacks, five, 10? well, if we talk about the operations in general, then the previous ones, there is no average indicator here, since both kunikov and ivantsov were destroyed as part of the first one, we will continue to talk about the circumstances, about what happened to sergey kotov, i will remind you that the attack on this the russian... ship happened tonight, and as mr. andrii yusov told, he just told on the air, which he reminded that this was already the third attempt, the first attempt was last july year, the second attempt was not on purpose, but in september of last year, the times wrote about it, and then that it was a random attack on this ship, and as

the largest landing ships, which they use as a ferry, and it cannot be ruled out that the same tsez kunikovgoing to sevastopol and was sunk opposite my native yalta, that he was going to pick up a batch of caliber rockets and take them to novorossiysk to load on missile ships, i.e. what am i leading the missile to the danger remains. yes, yes, it is possible that in russia, there are problems with the production of these missiles , because there are many foreign components, but this danger remains, yes, it cannot be neglected, this is the situation, that is, and for a missile, the caliber does not matter, where it is from launched, it has up to two five, 2,500 km, range, it is almost to london and almost to madrid. that is, this is all our military, military sailors know everything, that is, but here, well, there is no need to fall into such optimism here, it is necessary to prepare for any eventuality with these missile ships, that is, the transfer of ships or the transfer of ships from novorossiysk or further there to abkhazia, there is absolutely no fundamental importance for these missi

konikov, no they risk going in the direction... of the crimea, because, let me remind you, caesar kunikov was struck by this very thing. mrs. natalya, another such very sensitive topic, for the first time we were informed so quickly about the death of special forces of the 71st marine detachment, 73rd, marine detachment of special operations forces on the tendrivska spit. and now, in principle, who should give the next answer, because since it has already been announced to us, there should be an investigation. how our special forces were already waiting at this jetty, because here we are dealing with a one hundred percent leak of information. well, it will be here to decide the investigation, of course, all actions related to the actions of the military are investigated by the dbs, which specific body is involved in the investigation, i am not ready to say, i think that if you contact the spokesman of the special operations forces, they are procom. uhu, well, yes , there were a lot of assessments from former special forces from the ssso, well, we are also waiting, the left bank, yes , cry

large landing ships that they use as a ferry, and no, it cannot be excluded that the same caesar kunikovo was going to sevastopol and was sunk in front of my native yalta, that he was going to pick up a batch of caliber missiles, take them to novorossiysk to... load them on missile ships, that is , what am i leading to, the missile danger remains, yes it is possible that in russia there are problems with the production of these missiles, because there a lot of foreign components, but this danger remains, yes, someone can’t use it, this is the situation, that is, and for a missile , the caliber does not matter where it is from... it has a range of up to 25 25 km, it is almost to london and almost to madrid, that is, all of this is our military, military sailors know everything , that is, but here, well, there is no need to fall into such optimism, we need to prepare for any eventuality with these missile ships, well, that is, the transfer of ships or the transfer of ships again ... in novorossiysk or further there to abkhazia at all of fundamental importance for these missile carriers are

large landing ships that they use as a ferry, and no, it cannot be ruled out that the same caesar kunikov, who was going to sevastopol and was drowned opposite my native yalta, that he was going to take some batch of caliber missiles, take it away. new russian, to load on missile ships, that is , what i am leading to, the missile danger remains, yes, yes, it is possible that in russia, there are problems with the production of these missiles, because there are many foreign components, but this danger remains, it cannot be ignore, that's the situation, that is, and for the kal missile... it doesn't matter where it's launched from, it has up to two five, 2,500 km, range, it's almost to london and almost to madrid, that is, this, it's all ours military, military sailors know everything, that is, but here, well, there is no need to fall into such optimism here, it is necessary to be to prepare for any eventuality with these missile ships, well, that is, the transfer of ships or... the transfer of ships from novorossiysk or further there to abkhazia is of no fundamental importance at all for t

last month, group 13 destroyed a russian warship, the tsezar kunikov.s but it's a very difficult target to hit, especially among the waves in the dark. last week, they sank another russian ship, the corvette sergei kotov. such frequent attacks already forced moscow to move its fleet away from crimea to safer ports further east. and these uncrewed vessels have revolutionised naval warfare because they are relatively cheap, but can destroy military ships that are worth tens and hundreds of millions of dollars. and thanks to these naval drones, ukraine can successfully resist russia's attempts to dominate in the black sea. drones like magura can sail hundreds of kilometres long thanks to its long lasting battery and satellite connections. the war in ukraine is a war of new technologies. military innovations have helped kyiv to gain an advantage in the sea, despite all odds. abdujalil abdurasulov, bbc news, odesa region. the government has committed to building new gas—fired power stations — and warned that failure to do so would risk blackouts. the new pla

minsk, novocherkassk, caesar, kunikov, yamal, azov.ve already been destroyed, less than half remain, five remain. orsk, filchenkov, karalov, kaleningrad and petr margunov. this is all that, all that is left of the landing boats, and this is what you see now, and this means that, well, it is already much more difficult to deliver something somewhere than. it was, and it should be used in case of impression of that kerch bridge. and my question to mr yevhena: i somehow don't understand, we can reach this bridge, we can only with the help of western weapons, we have already invented some weapons of our own, because experts say that it cannot be one missile, it can be three, five, well, in short, this is a serious, serious attack, and one or two... will not do, and it seems that we do not have such a number that they will break through the anti-aircraft defense, which seems to exist there, i don't know, and they hit and broke what do you say about this, do we have something of our own, or should we wait for the western one, i let me remind

last month, group 13 destroyed a russian warship, the tsezar kunikov.tely tried to stop the drones but it's a very difficult target to hit, especially among the waves in the dark. last week, they sank another russian ship, the corvette sergei kotov. such frequent attacks already forced moscow to move its fleet away from crimea to safer ports further east. and these uncrewed vessels have revolutionised naval warfare because they are relatively cheap, but can destroy military ships that are worth tens and hundreds of millions of dollars. and thanks to these naval drones, ukraine can successfully resist russia's attempts to dominate in the black sea. drones like magura can sail hundreds of kilometres thanks to its long lasting battery and satellite connections. the war in ukraine is a war of new technologies. military innovations have helped kyiv to gain an advantage in the sea, despite all odds. abdujalil abdurasulov, bbc news, 0desa region. now to an intriguing story. bananas are set to get more expensive because climate change is posing a threat to the