www.escudodigital.com Ukraine's Sargan-3000 Drone Engages and Destroys Russian Shahed in Historic Naval Clash
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- •The Sargan-3000 drone destroyed a Russian Shahed drone on October 7, 2026.
- •This incident is considered the first naval battle in history between two uncrewed vessels.
- •The Sargan-3000 is equipped with a 12.7 mm Protector remote weapon station for combat.
On October 7, 2026, Ukraine's Sargan-3000 sea drone successfully shot down a Russian Shahed drone operating on a mesh radio network. This incident marks a significant development in naval warfare, being described as the first recorded naval battle between two uncrewed vessels. The Sargan-3000, equipped with a 12.7 mm Protector remote weapon station, targeted the Shahed with machine-gun fire, resulting in its destruction. The Ukrainian Navy reported that this operation was part of ongoing efforts to defend the country's coastal and airspace against Russian drone attacks. The Sargan-3000, which entered service in April 2026, has a combat radius of 1,600 km and is designed for long-range missions. This engagement follows a series of Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian coastal areas, particularly Odesa, which have increased in frequency since fall 2025.
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