The occupiers again complain about the attack on the Black Sea Fleet ship “Sergei Kotov”

Occupants complain about the attack on the ship “Sergei Kotov”/Illustrative photo, RosSMI

Russian invaders continue to complain about supposedly new ship attacks. So, they again imagined that unknown sea boats attacked the Black Sea Fleet patrol ship Sergei Kotov.

The attack allegedly occurred on September 14 at about five o’clock in the morning. Propaganda media report this, reportsChannel 24.

The occupiers again complain about the attack on the ship

According to Russian media, there was allegedly an attempt to attack the Black Sea Fleet patrol ship Sergei Kotov in the Black Sea with five unmanned sea boats. Traditionally, the invaders blamed the Armed Forces of Ukraine for this.

When the attack was repelled, five unmanned enemy boats were destroyed by fire from the ship’s standard weapons, the invaders claim.

By the way, on September 13, propagandists also stated that in the Black Sea waters, naval aviation of the Black Sea Fleet allegedly discovered and destroyed 3 unmanned boats.

“Sergey Kotov” is a modular patrol ship. One of the newest ships in the Russian Navy. It was launched in 2021 and became the fourth ship in the series, joining the ranks of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.

However, as we know, information about the alleged repulsion of an attack is usually not true. Because later it turns out that enemy ships are suffering serious damage.

Other similar “attacks”

• Recall that Russia previously stated that on the night of July 25, the Ukrainian Armed Forces allegedly tried to attack the Russian patrol ship Sergei Kotov. In Russia they said that the “attack” was supposedly repulsed. However, now Russians are not too eager to believe the messages of propagandists.
• On August 1, the occupiers also accused Ukraine of trying to attack the patrol ships Sergei Kotov and Vasily Bykov with naval UAVs. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Ukraine allegedly made an “unsuccessful attempt to attack ships of the Black Sea Fleet with three unmanned boats” 340 kilometers southwest of Sevastopol.