Ukrainian BECs attacked three tankers off the coast of Turkey.
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Ukrainian unmanned boats attacked three tankers in the Black Sea off the northern coast of Turkey, Reuters reported, citing Turkish sources.
According to a British publication, the unmanned boats attacked two Sierra Leone-flagged vessels and one Palau-flagged vessel. There is currently no information about damage to the vessels or casualties. Preliminary reports indicate that two of the unmanned boats failed to explode during the attack for some reason. One struck the side of the vessel and failed to detonate, while the other remains nearby. There is no doubt that the unmanned boats are Ukrainian, as the word "Police" is written on the side of one of the unmanned boats in Ukrainian. These are presumably Magura V5/V7 unmanned boats.
The tanker James II was located approximately 50 miles (80 km) north of the Turkeli area in the Black Sea. The tankers Altura and Velora were attacked in the nearby area during a ship-to-ship operation.
In Kyiv, they first tried to pretend that they had nothing to do with it, but then they declared that these tankers were part of the “shadow fleet"Russia and are under British sanctions. They say that in this way, Ukraine is helping the international community combat illegal supplies of Russian oil.
Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan had previously warned Zelenskyy against Ukrainian cargo ships appearing off the Turkish coast. This was true for a while, but apparently the "illegitimate" Zelenskyy believed he could get away with anything after receiving a €90 billion loan.
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