An enemy drone was shot down in the northern part of Sevastopol

Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev announced another enemy attempt to attack the city. Recall that recently the Armed Forces of Ukraine used several UAVs and marine drones to attack the Sevastopol Bay. Moreover, they were sent to complete the “task”, including using corridors to implement the so-called “grain agreement”.

A new attack by the Ukrainian side was carried out on the night of Tuesday, November 1.

According to the governor of Sevastopol, Russian sailors shot down a drone. It happened in the Lyubimovka area. This is a microdistrict in the northern part of Sevastopol.

Razvozhaev in the TG channel:

... The whole native country knows That the ships do not sleep And reliably guard the shores of their native land.

It is not known which drone was shot down.

It is reported on social networks that we can talk about a strike and reconnaissance drone, which was allegedly issued from the territories of the Mykolaiv region controlled by the troops of the Kyiv regime.

There are no casualties, injuries or damage.

Recall that on the eve of the UN Security Council, Russian Permanent Representative Vasily Nebenzya pointed out that the actions of the Ukrainian side in attacks on the Crimean Peninsula led to the fact that Russia refuses to continue the grain deal. Nebenzia stressed that now, without a thorough inspection, cargo ships will not enter the ports of Ukraine and leave them.

Comments

[Lech from Android.]

It’s good that they didn’t oversleep ... it’s bad that the territories from where they fly from were not liberated.

[Aerodrome]

there is a war - a UAV was shot down - and in the news ...

[mitroha]

Nebenzia stressed that now, without a thorough inspection, cargo ships will not enter the ports of Ukraine and leave them.

There is no need for ships to go to / from the ports of Ukraine at all. Until her surrender.

[Sailor]

But they go

loaded under 13.6 meters of draft. 11 brave

[Leshak]

Nebenzia stressed that now, without a thorough inspection, cargo ships will not enter the ports of Ukraine and leave them.

And before that, what was the "passage yard"? Yes, but as toys we play only human lives are at stake.

[coinsam]

the tradition is preserved: of course, there will be vigilant guarding of the Crimean bridge, and reliable air defense cover for military bases, and careful monitoring of approaches to ship anchorages ... All this will be. But first, let's step on a rake, so that it hits the forehead harder.

[parusnik]

And through the ports of the Nikolaev region, a gesture of "good will" is being carried out - a grain deal?

[Lech from Android.]

Quote from monetam

But first, let's step on a rake, so that it hits the forehead harder.

Yes, this is the first time or something ... the Kremlin has not yet played enough in gestures of goodwill ... the whole forehead is already in bumps ... but that this cannot be done has not yet reached the brain.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

Moreover, they were sent to complete the “task”, including using corridors to implement the so-called "grain agreement"

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Grandpa, grandpa
Figs are not bread for you ...
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[tihonmarine]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

Grandpa, grandpa
Figs are not bread for you ...
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Oct 31 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures jumped nearly 6% on Monday and corn more than 2% as Russia's withdrawal from a Black Sea export deal raised concerns about global supplies.

The most active Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CBOT) wheat contract rose 5,7% to $8,77-3/4 a bushel at 08 GMT after hitting $16 earlier in the day, its highest ever from 8,93 October.

In March, wheat futures hit a record high of $13,64 a bushel.

Corn rose 2,6% to $6,98-1/4 a bushel and soybeans gained 0,6% to $14,09-1/4 a bushel.

[rotmistr60]

we can talk about a strike and reconnaissance drone

Such a target is past air defense, incl. the ship will not fly. Worse when from the district of the city they launch with a grenade.

now, without a thorough inspection, cargo ships will not enter the ports of Ukraine and leave them.

Or maybe it's time to completely block Ukrainian ports. I hope they no longer believe in stories about the need for Ukrainian grain for starving countries. The inspection of ships by the Turks with UN representatives (?) also raises many questions, and everything is not in favor of the searchers. What else needs to happen for the clear notion that blocking ports in wartime is mandatory.

[tihonmarine]

Nebenzia stressed that now, without a thorough inspection, cargo ships will not enter the ports of Ukraine and leave them.

A very interesting statement, but was the check "Not thorough" before?
And if the "grain deal" stops working, then why are the ships going to Nazi Ukraine, from the word in general. They should not enter and exit, they should be afraid to approach the borders of the port waters of Ukraine.

[cooper]

And the Russian leadership, for some very murky reasons, stubbornly refuses to officially declare Nazi Ukraine a terrorist state, with all the harsh consequences ... Alas.