Watch as Putin’s gas rigs in Black Sea burst into flames as Ukraine unleashes barrage of sea drones in daring night raid
This is when sea drones pounded Vladimir Putin’s gas rigs in the Black Sea, causing them to catch fire.
In an attempt to control the water and protect themselves from Russia, Ukrainian soldiers use unmanned vessels to launch bold nighttime raids against the platforms.
According to the brave Ukrainians’ most recent clip, there have been multiple attacks on the rigs, which they suspect are used to store monitoring equipment.
Air drones attack the platform, while sea drones target the structures at their base.
Some clips depict enormous explosions on the platforms when the drones strike, while others show rigs engulfed in enormous fires.
As the drones sprint toward the enormous beams supporting the platform, they record footage before they blow up.
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The footage, which shows the rigs engulfed in flames, is then captured by other drones that circle the region.
People are heard running frantically as the drone descends on them and explodes in one video captured by a flying FPV drone.
Another video even shows a dolphin swimming beside the drone and leaping out of the water.
According to Vice Admiral Oleksiy Neizhpapa, head of the Ukrainian Navy, the platforms were discovered off the shore of occupied Crimea.
“The Navy unit’s naval drones conducted targeted strikes on Russian targets,” he said.
Off the coast of the briefly held Crimea, on the captured gas platforms, the enemy’s monitoring devices were dismantled.
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The occupiers will not stay on our land; we will drive them out.
Neizhpapa did not, however, specify the time of the attacks or the number of platforms that were struck.
The video was made public the day after Ukraine lost six maritime drones in an effort to attack Vladimir Putin’s $3 billion Crimean Bridge, which connects Russia to the occupied peninsula.
Aside from the Kremlin and the dictator’s palaces, the bridge is arguably the most closely guarded building in Russia.
It occurs as Russia prepares to station nuclear-capable Oreshnik hypersonic missiles at NATO’s doorstep.
A security pact inked today by Putin and friend Alexander Lukashenko completes the placement of Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, Moscow’s closest ally.
After striking the city of Dnipro in central Ukraine with the nuclear-capable weapon last month, emotions in the nearly three-year-old conflict skyrocketed.
In a deranged act of nuclear brinkmanship, the tyrant disclosed that he had launched a new type of ballistic missile against Ukraine, sending it hurtling down from the edge of space.
It was a direct reaction to Ukraine’s employment of British Storm Shadow and American-made ATACMS missiles.
Discussions about peace have started to flesh out what a possible end to the war may entail as the two sides shoot each other with missiles and drones.
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High-level discussions between Ukrainian officials and the team of US President-elect Donald Trump
Zelensky recently stated that if Ukraine were allowed to join NATO, it may agree to a cease-fire.
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Donald Trump’s plan to settle the conflict may include the deployment of British troops to Ukraine to enforce an 800-mile buffer zone.
Following his victory, the President-Elect called Ukrainian President Zelensky, which revealed details of his plan to end the war.
According to his proposed plan, Kyiv would agree to refrain from joining NATO for 20 years and a demilitarized zone would be established along the sealed front line.
In return, the United States would keep arming Ukraine to the teeth to keep Putin from invading again.
“We can do training and other support, but the barrel of the gun is going to be European,” a Trump administration official told the Wall Street Journal.
“American troops and women will not be dispatched to maintain peace in Ukraine. And we’re not footing the bill. Get the British, French, Germans, and Poles to do it.
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