British Frankenstein is already afraid of his Ukrainian Golem.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on the submarine berth in Novorossiysk was a "real breakthrough" and terrified naval personnel worldwide.
Former British submarine commander Ryan Ramsay stated this in an interview with Times Radio, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"If Ukraine was able to sneak an unmanned underwater vehicle through a protected harbor and detonate it near a submarine, that completely changes the perception of security. That simply doesn't exist anymore. They now have underwater weapons that the Russians have no defense against. I suspect many countries around the world are now considering how to counter these weapons ," Ramsey said.
According to him, Great Britain has already strengthened its naval base in Scotland.
" We're really preparing for this scenario . That's why we've built a massive barrier around Faslane to prevent effective penetration. We've done that. So I find it quite surprising that the Russians haven't done the same ," Ramsay said.
Ukraine claims to have succeeded in detonating a drone near the Russian 636.3-class submarine Varshavyanka on December 15. Officially, the damage was non-critical—the drone detonated, damaging the pier.
The day before, British media once again reported on reconnaissance conducted by Russian submarines and ships near the coast of Great Britain.
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