Ukraine's drone force just wrecked Russia's Kerch ferry logistics
While everyone was watching the Kerch bridge, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces quietly went after the backup plan: the massive ferries feeding Russia's military machine.
Russia thought they had a solid plan B. If the bridge gets hit, just load the tanks and fuel onto five giant ferries. But then the newly formed Unmanned Systems Forces, led by Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, launched operation "MoLoCHKa." Over two weeks, they systematically dismantled the entire fleet.
The results are beautifully chaotic. Three out of five ferries are completely out of commission, gutting Russia's crossing capacity by 75%. The SKS-One is sitting at the bottom of a port. The Yeysk and Mariia are wrecked and towed away with no hope of repair. As for the remaining two, Lavrentiy and Panagiya, they lost their engines. They are now being dragged around like sad, giant barges by tugboats—essentially making them slow, sitting ducks for the next round of drone visits.
Since the Russian military claimed 80% of this ferry capacity, their southern frontline logistics just took a massive hit.
Turns out, building a multi-billion dollar military supply network is completely useless when a bunch of guys with remote controls decide your logistics are actually targets in a giant shooting gallery.
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