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The Ivan Khurs has been hit (video)

itamilradar by itamilradar
May 25, 2023
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We have learned that propaganda in general, and Russian propaganda in particular, is not to be trusted.

Yesterday, the Russian Defence Ministry had declared that the spy ship ‘Ivan Khurs’, sailing in the Black Sea, had been attacked by three Ukrainian maritime drones and that all three had been neutralised (also posting a video).

Today, however, a new video appeared, taken by one of the Ukrainian drones, which shows instead that the ship was hit by at least one of the Kiev boats.

The video stops at the moment of the impact with the ship and therefore it is not possible to define the extent of the damage suffered, but certainly the Russian vessel was damaged.

Remember the Russian Ministry of Defense claim that it destroyed all naval drones that tried to attack the Ivan Khurs reconnaissance ship?

Well, it turned out (at least) one naval drone managed to reach the ship. What damaged it inflicted is not known. pic.twitter.com/4UUU9KdEop

— NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) May 25, 2023

A Turkish Navy ATR P-72TMPA (reg. TCB-756) is operating in the area this afternoon, conducting a surveillance mission over international waters and also operating within the Ukrainian FIR in Simferopolis. Missions of this type are not uncommon and we do not know whether it could be directly connected with the attack on the “Ivan Khurs”.

In the same area, a USAF Northrop Grumman RQ-4B took off from Sigonella also operated for a long time.

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