"Tuna in the Crimean way": GSD showed video of the destruction of the Russian Federation's Tuna boats


With the help of Magura maritime drones, Ukraine's military intelligence destroyed two Russian military boats.
On the night of 30 May, military intelligence in occupied Crimea destroyed two Russian transport and landing boats of the Tuna type. This was reported by the Defence Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate(GUR).
on 30 May 2024, special unit of the Ukrainian Defence Ministry's GUR "Group 13" with the help of Ukrainian Magura V5 maritime attack drones once again effectively attacked the ship and boat composition of the aggressor state of Russia in the temporarily occupied Crimea, - reported in the GUR.
In order to neutralise Ukrainian drones on the approach to the Uzkaya Bay, the occupants 32 times took to the sky combat aviation, in particular - Su-27/30/35, MiG-29, Be-12, An-26 aircraft and Ka-27/29 and Mi-8 helicopters. Russian troops also used small arms and 30mm guns.
However, nothing prevented the special forces of the Ukrainian Defence Ministry's GSD special forces from successfully fulfilling their combat mission: as a result of the strike, two Russian boats were destroyed - according to preliminary data, high-speed transport and landing boats KS-701 Tuna," the intelligence service said.
Only since the beginning of 2024 special unit "Group 13" with the help of marine drones Magura V5 has already destroyed the missile ship "Ivanovets", large landing ship "Caesar Kunikov", corvette "Sergei Kotov", high-speed patrol boat "Mangust".
Earlier, Socialportal reported that journalist Andrei Tsaplienko visited a secret factory where Magura V5 marine combat drones are produced.
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