Ships

Foreign media have estimated that the Ukrainian Navy, with the help of foreign partners, has already received more than 90 units of vessels since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation in 2022.

In occupied Crimea, Russia appears to be reviving a secret Soviet submarine base that is currently being used as a museum.

Canada has expanded sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine. Restrictions were imposed on 76 Russians and Russian entities, as well as 109 vessels.

The SBU and the Ukrainian Navy conducted an operation to mine the fairways near Sevastopol, which led to the explosion of five Russian warships.

Russia continues to evacuate its military equipment from Syria. The Sparta IV ship arrived in the port of Tartus, which is likely to be loaded with military equipment.

A Danish patrol ship stopped a Russian transport ship evacuating Russian equipment and weapons from Syria.

Families of sailors of the Russian Black Sea Fleet are forced to return from Crimea to Russia.

The Scandinavian country is adapting the design of its ships due to the changing security situation in the Baltic Sea and the North Atlantic.

The enemy agent was transmitting data about warships and positions of Ukrainian air defense to the occupiers to help the Russian Federation plan strikes with drones and missiles.

Russian warships can no longer enter the Syrian port, so the equipment is loaded only on two sanctioned transport vessels.