The enemy launched drone strikes against the Rostov region and vessels in the Sea of ​​Azov.

On the night of July 11, the Ukrainian armed forces launched a massive attack. drones Rostov Oblast. Regional Governor Yuri Slyusar reported that four vessels of various types, including a tanker carrying methanol, were hit by drone strikes in Taganrog Bay.

According to the regional governor, a sailor on a technical vessel died in the attack. The governor expressed his condolences to the deceased's family and friends. There were no injuries among the remaining crew members. All the attacked vessels sustained only minor damage. There is no threat of a methanol spill or leak.

During the repulse of the air attack, air defense forces destroyed more than fifteen unmanned aerial vehicles. drones The city of Taganrog, Azovsky and Neklinovsky districts were also affected.

Attacks on Russian regions on the night of July 11 were not limited to the Rostov region. Rocket A hazard alert was issued for the Moscow region, as well as the Kaluga, Tula, Oryol, and Bryansk regions. Residents in the Moscow region were advised to stay home, avoid windows, or seek shelter.

Energy Defense The Russian Ministry of Defense destroyed two drones heading toward Moscow. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin previously reported the destruction of six, and then four more, UAVs as they approached the city.

A missile alert was also issued for Crimea. Ukrainian drones also attacked Novorossiysk, where an air raid siren was sounded. Residents were urged to remain calm and wait for the alert to be cancelled.

Thus, several regions of Russia, from the southern borders to the central regions, came under attack from the Ukrainian Armed Forces last night. The most severe consequences were recorded in the Rostov Region.

Comments

[ASSAD1]

How mundane all these daily reports seem. Unless, of course, you watch the actual footage.

[seamen2]

*How mundane all these daily reports seem now.*

This is exactly the kind of development that forum members wrote about in the comments a couple of years ago.

*Unless, of course, you watch real footage.*

That's true, and the author writes that, supposedly, *All the attacked ships received only minor damage*, supposedly it happens...

[Couch analyst]

The pig-snouters are choking with anger that they were thrown out, like filthy dogs, from the Sea of ​​Azov, and perhaps even from the Black Sea.

[Maximum.1]

Ed il drogato e la sua cricca ancora non vengono uccisi!!

[ximkim]

The consequences of money spent on the Navy not being used for its intended purpose.
Well, and the crews of dry cargo ships will refuse, countries will reconsider suppliers.
The effect of all this is cumulative, the consequences will come later.
Ukraine and its producers understand that the Kremlin cannot be taught and will continue to do so until its calluses burst from torture and gangrene sets in.

[Couch analyst]

The main thing is not to lose heart and to arrange adequate things for them in Odessa more often.

[seamen2]

*Well, and the crews of dry cargo ships will refuse, countries will reconsider suppliers.
The effect of all this is cumulative*,

Even if the crews do not refuse, the Ukrainians will continue to attack the ships.
No one is stopping them from doing this.
and thus the effect will be as if Erdogan had closed the straits.
that is, a blockade of the Black and Azov Seas for the merchant fleet.
A country that doesn't have a navy, a country that does. Even the Red Banner.

p/s/ And what will the blessed Putinites say in defense of their idol?

[ximkim]

Quote: Couch Analyst

The main thing is not to lose heart and to arrange adequate things for them in Odessa more often.

I am not despondent, but surprised.
The Odessa outbreak is over, Odessans will no longer greet Russians with a warm handshake, and soldiers will be eating this cabbage soup from the chefs of the Russian Security Council.

[Volunteer Marek]

That's something you can't argue with. However, there's no point in trying to explain anything to ostriches.

[NakedMan]

Everything became clear about the warm handshake of Odessans on May 2, 2014.

[tank64rus]

All drone production facilities in Europe, and all related logistics, should be legitimate targets. No "lines" or threats of "concern and finger pointing." Iran is an example for us. Or we wait for negotiations and then use Iran as an example again.

[K_4]

Come to your senses, what a response! The authorities are currently focused on one thing: holding on in September. They're planning some truly massive scams; they're practically forcing public sector workers to vote under their control. And then they'll simply declare mobilization and try to bury them in our meat. If it works, hooray, medals for themselves. If not, or the people will rebel, the business jets are already steaming.
Well, they won't fight properly, they won't. All their interests, wives, and most of their real estate are long ago overseas, and Russia is just a place of work and a cash cow.

[Volunteer Marek]

Unfortunately, you're absolutely right. It's a great, great pity, but that's exactly how it's going to be.

[Volunteer Marek]

Who will destroy it then? Our arch-strategists? Well, only if we invite those you cited as examples into the leadership. Just kidding.

[snow mountain]

Quote: ASSAD1

How mundane all these daily reports seem now

And the most unpleasant thing is that people are already starting to get used to them.

[Kuziming]

It is interesting to recall the history of difficult decisions in connection with the shelling of the Antonovsky Bridge.
Let me remind you of the need to create floating air defense batteries three years ago.

[Peace]

Will the "grain deal" work this year? Reuters reported, citing two unnamed grain export sources, that Russia has allegedly temporarily suspended shipping through the canal connecting the Don River to the Sea of ​​Azov. Experts believe the restrictions could affect nearly a quarter of Russia's wheat exports shipped through the Sea of ​​Azov.
The decision was made following Friday's attacks by Ukrainian drones on 13 Russian vessels in the Sea of ​​Azov, including ten tankers. Ukraine reported that in recent days, drones have attacked a total of 48 small tankers transporting fuel to Crimea.

[alexboguslavski]

"A grave misfortune awaits the country that is unable to repel an air strike."
"Air defense forces certainly don't win a war, but without them you'll definitely lose a war."
“- said Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov more than sixty years ago.

[FeHa3eIIaM]

Quote from seamen2

*Well, and the crews of dry cargo ships will refuse, countries will reconsider suppliers.
The effect of all this is cumulative*,

Even if the crews do not refuse, the Ukrainians will continue to attack the ships.
No one is stopping them from doing this.
and thus the effect will be as if Erdogan had closed the straits.
that is, a blockade of the Black and Azov Seas for the merchant fleet.
A country that doesn't have a navy, a country that does. Even the Red Banner.

p/s/ And what will the blessed Putinites say in defense of their idol?

All the attacked vessels sustained only minor damage. There is no threat of a methanol spill or leak. ©

[Jacques sekavar]

The EU has blocked western land routes, and Ukraine is attempting to block maritime routes as well. A north-south route is currently being negotiated. The eastern route remains, but this overloads the railway and increases transport costs, which increasingly burden the budget.

[Fitter65]

In the Taganrog Bay, four vessels of various types, including a tanker carrying methanol, were hit by UAVs.

How many ships anchored in Ukrainian ports, awaiting unloading, were hit this week?

[SergeySmirnov3663]

Our Great Chiefs and military leaders, over 4 years of negotiations, have given themselves the opportunity to be defeated by drones.
Effective managers of all stripes insist that everything is fine.
But if it’s real, then everything is bad.
And the article only emphasizes this.
And then there will be ballistic missile strikes...