Russian troops are trying to block traffic in the area of the mouth of the Ingulets River by flooding drones with stretched nets. The enemy uses such actions to counter Ukrainian crossing groups and unmanned boats.
Points of attention
- Russian troops are using drones with nets to block traffic at the mouth of the Inhulets River to counter Ukrainian crossing groups and unmanned boats.
- The tactic of flooding drones with stretched nets is aimed at obstructing Ukrainian enforcement groups and unmanned boats in the Kherson region.
Russia wants to block the mouth of the Ingulets River near Kherson
This was reported by the spokesman for the Defense Forces of Southern Ukraine, Vladyslav Voloshyn.
There is information that the enemy decided to sink their UAVs with stretched nets exactly where the mouth of the Inhulets River is. It flows into the Dnieper, just above Kherson, where the settlement of Sadovoe is located. The enemy is trying to use these nets to block traffic along Inhulets and the exit to the Dnieper.
Vladyslav Voloshyn
Spokesperson of the Defense Forces of Southern Ukraine
According to the spokesman, the Russians are using nets similar to those used to protect their ports in the Black Sea. They are trying to install them in Ingulka to complicate the actions of Ukrainian forces on the water and protect against attacks by unmanned boats.
