The Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces have launched systematic attacks on Russian transport vessels in the Black Sea, hitting 116 ships in the last nine days.

The Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (FSF) have launched a campaign of attacks on Russian ships in the Black Sea, according to statements from FSF commander Robert 'Madyar' Brovdi. These attacks are part of the special operation 'MoLoChKa', aimed at isolating Crimea from supplies coming from Russia.

On the night of July 15, 20 Russian ships, including 17 tankers, were attacked, and the independent 'Nemesis' unmanned systems brigade 412 was involved in these actions. The American Institute for the Study of War reported a drastic decrease in the activity of Russian ships in the Sea of Azov, with a 55% reduction in ships with activated transponders.

Additionally, Russia has suspended traffic on the Azov-Don Canal and has ceased requests for passage through the Kerch Strait, which could significantly affect grain exports. The Ministries of Transport and Agriculture in the Rostov region are seeking alternative routes for exporters.