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Unmanned Systems Forces hit 201 Russian shadow fleet ships in 3 weeks

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Madyar and his drone crew took the concept of cleaning up the Black Sea very literally.

Robert "Madyar" Brovdi reported that in just three weeks of operation "MoLoCHKa", his Unmanned Systems Forces managed to hit 201 Russian shadow fleet vessels — 129 in the Sea of Azov and 72 in the Black Sea.

And that does not even count whatever the rest of the defense forces bagged during the same period. The original goal was 221 ships, but Madyar admitted they might struggle to reach it simply because there are practically no targetable Russian ships left in the area, aside from floating wrecks turned into useless barges.

As a nice little bonus, the Kerch Strait is now effectively blocked for an indefinite period.

Russia attempted to bypass oil sanctions with a shadow fleet, only to end up with an underwater fleet.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Indomitable Hutsul
    bro literally ran out of targets to hit lmao
    +3 funnyWhen you run out of targets, it is time to start counting seagulls
  2. Unbreakable Patriot
    200 ships in 21 days is insane drone efficiency, how do you even supply that many strikes
    +6 solidAsking the real questions instead of just drooling over the kill count
  3. Patient Babusya
    so how are they gonna transport that oil now? floating tubs?
    +2 emotionalSarcasm is the only appropriate response to the impending maritime disaster