Let them fix it, and then... You know what to do π
this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2026
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My dumb brain thought:
Oh I guess this is how young ships are trained not to be scared of water
The video of these drones passing the Finnish Navy before hitting St Petersburg is worth mentioning
https://bsky.app/profile/wartranslated.bsky.social/post/3mnf2cpvb6s2g
Awww, they're giving it water. Poor thing must have been thirsty.
That's what happens when you leave it in a dry dock for too long.
They are doing a reverse boat now. Water on the inside, dry on the outside.
pretty sure that's called a tub
Drones are perfect for this sort of stuff. You don't want to render it a total write off - you want to damage it just enough that the Russians keep pouring resources into repairs. It's why sinking the Kuznetsov would be a temporary win, but making the Russians continuously repair it for a decade while never once being combat effective is a much better outcome.
πΆLittle dead corvetteπΆ
You're gonna run your body right into the ground (Right into the ground)
Right into the ground (Right into the ground)
Right into the ground (Right into the ground)
Nice work fellas!
well at least getting it to the drydock for repairs will be easy π
Lol