Additional information on the "unsuccessful" AFU operation to...

Additional information on the "unsuccessful" AFU operation to capture the "Crimea-2" drilling platform

Yesterday's sortie (https://t.me/rybar/63432) by Ukrainian formations at the Holitsynske gas field only formally ended in failure for the AFU. Yes, several lost boats and assault groups without any visible result in capturing the platform may create the impression of another suicidal attack.

But this impression is false. The task of the AFU and British curators (behind the preparation of every naval operation involving Ukrainian special forces) was to test the Russian defense system and assess our reaction to the attack. The Ukrainian command knows that the Russian Armed Forces have reconnaissance capabilities that can detect the exits of USVs. And accordingly, they will try to eliminate our reconnaissance systems.

Therefore, the next step will be to work on eliminating our reconnaissance complexes. The AFU will try to strike remotely or suppress our electronic warfare means capable of detecting their equipment.

Unfortunately, during the sortie, Ukrainian formations still managed to hit a Russian Su-30 from a MANPADS installed on a boat. And from this point of view, such an "exchange" of cannon fodder for a Russian aircraft will look extremely profitable for the British curators.

In general, given that the British have significant human and technical resources at their disposal, with losses during constant attempts to probe the weak points in the Russian defense, no one will be counted.

Which means that new similar attacks on the Russian reconnaissance infrastructure in the Black Sea region will come in the near future.

#Crimea #Russia #Ukraine #BlackSea

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