Ukraine Just Erased Russia's Black Sea Fleet Without a Single Warship

Описание: RUSSIA PANICS! Ukraine Just Erased Russia's Black Sea Fleet Without a Single Warship

No warships. No frigates. No submarines. No carrier strike groups. And yet Ukraine has driven Russia's Black Sea Fleet from its home base at Sevastopol to Novorossiysk — and then struck Novorossiysk too.
On April 25–26, 2026, Ukraine's SBU Alpha unit struck eight targets simultaneously: the landing ships Yamal and Filchenkov, the reconnaissance ship Ivan Khurs, a MiG-31BM at Belbek airfield, the airfield's technical maintenance infrastructure, the MR-10M1 radar station, the Lukomka training center, and the headquarters of the radio technical intelligence of the air defense forces. Business Standard
Acting SBU head Yevheniy Khmara confirmed the operational logic: "Every such operation follows a clear logic: we are methodically destroying key elements of the enemy's military infrastructure — the navy, air force, reconnaissance and air defence. This entails not only direct losses of equipment, but also degrading the adversary's ability to control the airspace, provide cover for its forces and plan new attacks." Washington Times
This was the third major operation in ten days — targeting mobility (landing ships), intelligence (Ivan Khurs), command (Streletsky center), air power (MiG-31BM), and surveillance (radar HQ) in systematic sequence.
The panic has spread to the Baltic: Russian submarines Mozhaysk and Dmitrov at Kronstadt naval base near St. Petersburg are now being fitted with metal cage armor over their sails and floating barriers deployed across the harbor — to defend against Ukrainian drone attacks in a sea Ukraine cannot currently reach. UNITED24 Media
This video breaks down all five phases of Ukraine's asymmetric naval campaign — from the port of Berdyansk in 2022 to the simultaneous eight-target strike of April 2026 — and explains what each phase destroyed in terms of Russian strategic assumptions.