NavalrussiaAug 25, 2026

Russia extends improvised ship defenses to Baltic Fleet

Russia extended improvised ship defenses to the Baltic Fleet. The measures counter Ukrainian naval drone threats. Ad-hoc protections include cages and additional weapons. It reflects lessons from Black Sea losses.

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