En.Defence-Ua Ukrainian Forces Destroy Russian Naval Drone Near Port
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- •Ukrainian forces successfully destroyed a Russian naval drone using an FPV drone.
- •The attack reflects increasing tensions and threats to commercial shipping in Ukrainian waters.
- •Russian naval drones are evolving, with mass production of new types underway.
On May 7, 2026, the 1st Company Group of Ukraine's 801st Combat Divers Center destroyed a Russian unmanned surface vessel (USV) approaching a Ukrainian port using a quadcopter FPV drone. The attack was likely a response to recent Russian strikes on commercial vessels in Ukrainian waters. The USV, identified as a previously seen type from August 2025, may have been equipped with a warhead for kamikaze-style attacks. The incident highlights the growing threat of Russian naval drones, particularly as mass production of new drone carriers has been announced. Analysts suggest that the USV's design remains unidentified, but its communication equipment may resemble a Starlink terminal. The ongoing conflict continues to escalate, with both sides adapting their tactics in maritime warfare.
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