Ukraine will continue to attack Sevastopol - former deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Ukraine will continue to try to attack the naval base in Sevastopol using drones.
Former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Igor Romanenko stated this on the air of the Dom TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In his opinion, drones can be dropped from aircraft that will come as close as possible to the peninsula.
“As for quantity, you need to understand that you won’t get a lot at once. Now we are talking about dozens of such drones, and they need to be manufactured in a wide range: small, medium, large, which can operate at different ranges and which can perform different functions... I think the path of sea drones, surface and separate drones is very close to this topic on underwater, this should also take place. Drones that may be dropped from air platforms, that is, very fast delivery to the required location, and then the drop of this surface or underwater drone, which will complete its task in a specific region...
Before the attack in the Sevastopol Bay, the Russians found someone's drone, which they identified as Ukrainian, most likely, and strengthened security at their naval base in Sevastopol. However, this did not protect them from the damage caused by the attack of sea and air drones on this base. I think that with appropriate preparation, further impacts await them. What they now know about what we have and what could be, but this does not mean that we will pause anything. On the contrary, we will develop and expand our strike capabilities, including using naval drones,” Romanenko said.
Let us recall that one of the conditions for the resumption of Russia’s participation in the so-called grain deal was Ukraine’s guarantee that this Black Sea corridor would not be used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for attacks on the peninsula.