GUR

Ukraine is using naval drones like the Sea Baby and Magura as launch platforms for fiber-optic guided FPV attack drones, extending its strike range beyond the Black Sea coast. The technology, developed by Ukraine’s SBU and GUR, has been tested in attacks on Russian ports and adopted by U.S. forces in Indo-Pacific exercises.

Ukraine's military intelligence agency, the GUR, is conducting a large-scale drone campaign using Liutyi long-range kamikaze drones to strike critical sites in Russia. The operation, involving 200-300 drones nightly, targets military installations and oil facilities, with a recent attack on an oil refinery near Moscow disrupting flights and sending plumes of smoke. Ukrainian forces emphasize evolving flight routes and a mix of drone types to evade Russian defenses.

Ukraine's military intelligence is assembling long-range Liutyi kamikaze drones at a secret location, launching 200-300 per night against Russian targets including oil refineries and military installations. The campaign, led by Commander 'Vector,' aims to disrupt Russia's war effort and pressure President Putin into peace negotiations.