UAV Forces have already hit 218 Russian ships in the Black and Azov Seas, — “Madyar”

As of August 8, Ukrainian drones, according to the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, had hit 134 ships in the Azov Sea and 84 in the Black Sea.

The UAV forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine hit 218 Russian vessels in the Black and Azov Seas from July 6 to August 8. This was reported by the commander of the UAVs, Robert Browdy, call sign “Madyar”.

According to him, in the last week alone, the UAVs “Birds” hit another 12 ships from the Russian “shadow fleet” as part of Operation “MoLoChKa”.

Separately, the commander noted that traffic through the Kerch Strait has remained blocked since July 10.

The footage released by the UAVs also showed the combat work of Ukrainian drones. In particular, in one of the episodes, the Russian Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile and gun complex launches three missiles at a Ukrainian UAV, but misses. After that, the drone hits a Russian ship.

Operation MoLoChKa started on July 6. Its name, Brody deciphers as “Moscow will fall through Crimea”. At the end of July, the commander stated that the initial target of the operation was 221 ships. At the same time, Browdy’s new report indicates that after reaching the figure of 221 hit ships, the operation is planned to be continued.

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Navy hit Russian facilities on the Syvash drilling rig in the Black Sea.