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The one on the left reminds me of an S-boat. (S-boot? Schnellboot? E-boat? Definitely not Elco.)Ukraine unveils naval drones that crippled Russian Navy
Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) publicly unveiled its latest sea drone technologies on May 14, 2025, in Kyiv. Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, chief of the GUR, led the presentation, marking the first time the full range of Ukraine’s combat-provendefence-blog.com
I was disappointed in this. Russia firing on a NATO vessel wasn't going to happen.Tangentially related: Estonia says Russia sent jet after attempt to stop sanction-breaking ship
I suspect the very last line of Mick Ryan's article will prove propheticAnother Big Putin Mistake?
Putin is not travelling to Istanbul. He’s made many strategic errors in this war, and this may be his biggest. My article published this afternoon in the Australian Financial Review.mickryan.substack.com
YepI suspect the very last line of Mick Ryan's article will prove prophetic
But I like classic large tonnage fleets.Our Best Look Yet At Ukraine's AIM-9 Sidewinder-Toting Magura-7 Drone Boat
A newly released video offers new views of the Magura-7 and offers more details about its capabilities.www.twz.com
Its interesting how the Z Patriots are becoming a problem for Putin in the same way that most dictatorships who have their dedicated followers, who become a serious issue for the people who created them. Think Maximilien Robespierre of the French Revolution, or Hitlers Brownshirts.
Its interesting how the Z Patriots are becoming a problem for Putin in the same way that most dictatorships who have their dedicated followers, who become a serious issue for the people who created them. Think Maximilien Robespierre of the French Revolution, or Hitlers Brownshirts.
Magura operators: bring more large-tonnage things into our area of operations.But I like classic large tonnage fleets.
Actually, I couldn't agree more.Magura operators: bring more large-tonnage things into our area of operations.