Ukraine did a dangerous attack on the naval fleet, Russia said – used 9 drones

Moscow. Amidst the Russo-Ukraine war, the Kremlin has made a big allegation. Russia has said that Ukraine has carried out a major drone attack on its ‘Black Sea Fleet’ (naval fleet). The attack took place in the Crimean coastal city of Sevastopol. The Russian ship was damaged in this attack. However, Ukraine did not react to this allegation by Russia.

On this matter, the UK Defense Ministry has said that Russia is making false claims on a large scale. Russia last month accused Britain’s military of involvement in the attack and detonating a gas pipeline without any evidence. Ukrainian soldiers have snatched their territories from Russia. In response, Russia bombarded Ukraine’s infrastructure. Especially, at the centers of energy.

Russia shot down all drones
Sevastopol’s governor, Mikhail Rajvozev, said the Russian navy had responded to the Ukrainian attack. This was the biggest attack since the war that started in February. He said that the Russian army shot down all the drones. There is no damage to the infrastructure related to the citizens. Russia’s defense ministry said one ship suffered minor damage in the Ukrainian attack. The ministry official said – The firing was done in response to the terrorist attack near Sovastopol.

UK experts are supporting Ukraine – Russia
The official said that four marine drones and three devices were destroyed by weapons mounted on the warship standing in the Black Sea. Apart from this, three other devices were also destroyed. Meanwhile, Russia also claimed that UK experts were also supporting Ukrainian soldiers in Saturday’s attack. Russia also said that the UK Navy completely planned the terrorist attack on 26 September in the Baltic Sea. In this attack, Nord Stream-1 and Nord Stream-2 gas pipelines exploded.

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