Ukraine said it sank a $65 million warship that Russia planned to use for an antiaircraft missile system

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A black and white image shows a large explosion on top of the sea
A still from footage released on Tuesday of an explosion on what Ukrainian military intelligence said was the Russian patrol ship Sergei Kotov off the coast of Crimea.

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Going after Russian warships feels like 'hunting prey,' says a Ukrainian general overseeing exploding naval drone operations

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A warship is seen docked in the port of the Black Sea resort city of Sochi during a storm on Nov. 27, 2023.
A warship is seen docked in the port of the Black Sea resort city of Sochi during a storm on Nov. 27, 2023.

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Machine guns and combat aircraft aren't enough to stop Ukraine's drone boats from killing Russian warships, general says

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Footage appearing to show a Ukrainian drone boat attacking the Ivanovets, a Russian warship.
Footage appearing to show a Ukrainian drone boat attacking the Ivanovets, a Russian warship.

Screengrab via the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine

Ukraine made the naval drones sinking Russian warships 'deadlier' by arming them with bigger warheads, general says

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A Sea Baby drone.
A Sea Baby drone.

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A retired US general was scathing about Russia's performance in Ukraine: 'Their navy sucks, their air force sucks'

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A head-and-shoulders view of former top general Ben Hodges speaking to the Kyiv Independent in a video published on February 18, 2024.
Former top general Ben Hodges speaking to the Kyiv Independent in a video published on February 18, 2024.

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Ukraine is struggling hard on land, but thrashing Russia repeatedly at sea

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A still from a video shared by Defense Intelligence of Ukraine on Thursday February 1 2024.

Video of Russian naval ship explosion shows a much-needed win for Ukraine

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Ukraine says it sank a Russian naval ship in the Black Sea with cheap sea drones. The country reports it's the second Russian ship destroyed in a month — a much-needed win for Ukraine, which is low on ammunition, fresh troops, and ally aid.

Ukraine says its sea drones sank another Russian ship, continuing its unlikely kill streak in the Black Sea

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Two grainy black and white video stills appear to show a naval drone's eye view of the Russian Black Sea Fleet landing craft the Caesar, as well as a large explosion on the water, issued on February 14, 2024.
Still released by Defense Intelligence of Ukraine reportedly showing the destruction of the Caesar, a Russian landing craft, on February 14, 2024.

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Ukraine's homemade sea drones often fail, but they're so cheap that it doesn't matter, expert says

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A still from a video shared by Defense Intelligence of Ukraine on Thursday February 1 2024.

Despite losing another warship to a country without much of a navy, Russia's Black Sea Fleet is still in the fight, Western intel says

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Footage shows a Ukrainian drone boat attacking the Ivanovets, a Russian warship.
Footage shows a Ukrainian drone boat attacking the Ivanovets, a Russian warship.

Screengrab via the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine

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