Ukraine constantly inventing new ways to sink Russian ships

The spokesperson did not elaborate on the new methods, but on the same day that the Mangust-class patrol boat was sunk, Russia's Defense Ministry published a video of what appeared to be a Magura equipped with an anti-aircraft missile.

Ukraine previously destroyed several Russian ships with a Magura V5 multi-purpose sea drone, including a landing ship Caesar Kunikov, a Sergei Kotov patrol ship, high-speed Serna and Akula landing crafts, and a Tarantul-class Ivanovets missile corvette.

Ukrainian forces also partially damaged the Russian military ship Ivan Khurs using a Magura V5 drone.

https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-constantly-inventing-new-ways-to-sink-russian-ships-says-military-intelligence/

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Military intelligence: Ukraine constantly inventing new ways to sink Russian ships

Andriy Yusov said Russia has been taking steps to counter the attacks including trying to hide ships and build protective barriers, but said HUR was "finding new ways to show that HUR and Magura work extremely efficiently."

^{Chris York (The Kyiv Independent)}

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But drone development is evolving so quickly that Ukrainian engineers must innovate — or people die.

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With fewer funds and fewer soldiers, Ukraine has needed to out-think and out-innovate the Russian military.