A Ukrainian kamikaze drone blew up the Russian patrol boat.
Intense new naval battles have erupted between warring nations, resulting in the latest blow for Vladimir Putin.
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It comes just days after Ukraine launched a string of bold attacks on the tyrant’s prized £3billion bridge to Crimea.
A new dramatic video shows a Bayraktar-TB2 Kamikaze drone destroying a Russian KS-701 Tuna ship in the Black Sea’s northwestern region.
A huge fireball can be seen emerging from the vessel.
It is understood that a few people have been killed or injured during the strike.
After the attack, a military helicopter could be seen heading to an army hospital near Sevastopol.
In the Moscow area, kamikaze aircraft sparked a massive fire at a storage facility.
At the major Moscow airports, more than twenty flights were cancelled and delayed.
Unconfirmed Russian reports said the warehouse contained “paints and varnishes”.
Baza, a Russian media outlet, reported that another Ukrainian drone had hit the roof the FSB building at Kurchatov nuclear town in the Kursk Region.
It was unclear how much damage had occurred.
Regional governor Roman Starovoyt said: “An attack by a Ukrainian drone caused fire to a non-residential building in the city of Kurchatov.
“The fire was extinguished. The fire was extinguished.
But Putin’s fighters claimed to have also inflicted heavy casualties on Ukraine.
According to reports, naval aircraft destroyed four Willard Sea Force Speedboats that were supplied by the US as they attempted landing near Cape Tarkhankut along the coast of Crimea.
Ukraine tried several landings in the last few weeks on the occupied land, but it denies the Russian claim about the four boats.
The Russian Telegram Channel WarGonzo stated: “This is the first time that the enemy has failed to land on the Crimean coast to shoot and film the landing video.
Russia also claimed to have “wiped out” more than 125 Ukrainian marines in the south Donetsk area.
“Over 125 Ukrainian servicemen, a combat armoured vehicle and two automobiles were destroyed,” said the Moscow ministry of defence.
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