Ukrainian Navy Warns About a New Tactic of Combined Strikes by Russians.

Russian occupiers are using submarines to strike Ukraine

According to the spokesperson of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Dmytro Pletenchuk, Russian occupiers are actively using submarines as carriers of 'Kalibr' cruise missiles during combined strikes on the territory of Ukraine.

'Generally, they mostly use submarines that remain at sea for a certain period. They are employed during combined attacks. And if there is information that planes are being loaded, and that information usually appears in all relevant public forums in advance, then one should consider that, perhaps, sea carriers of cruise missiles will also be used,'

The importance of responding to missile strikes

The spokesperson emphasized the importance of responding to missile strikes, noting that the difference between launching cruise missiles and ballistic missiles lies in the reaction Time. This provides the Ukrainian air defense with more opportunities to intercept missiles.

Pletenchuk also noted that the presence of a large number of Russian aircraft in the Black Sea creates a 'gray zone,' complicating actions for both sides. Ukrainian maritime drones play an important role in countering such aviation, allowing the interception of Russian actions at sea.

According to the spokesperson, Russian occupiers use various types of aviation technology, including helicopters and airplanes, for surveillance and attacks in the waters of the Black Sea. The effectiveness of Ukrainian maritime drones in confronting the Russian fleet has also been highlighted.

Analysis

This news reveals the current issue of using submarines for missile strikes and the importance of responding to such threats from Ukraine. The spokesperson's account reflects the complexity of the situation in the Black Sea and the need to support Ukrainian forces to defend national interests.