Russia Fits Black Sea Ships With Nets and Cages to Counter Ukraine Drone Attacks

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Russian vessels navigating the Black Sea and surrounding waters are being equipped with improvised protective structures to defend against Ukrainian drone strikes. These makeshift measures include anti-drone nets, metal cages, and water tanks fastened to the ships' exteriors. The modifications reflect Moscow's growing concern over the vulnerability of its maritime assets to Ukrainian aerial attacks. The ad-hoc approach highlights the challenges Russia faces in safeguarding its naval and commercial fleet in the region.

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