Os ucranianos estão eliminando a frota russa no Mar Negro - Chuck Pfarrer

Black Sea Inferno: How Ukraine’s Hybrid Swarm Decimated Novorossiysk

Russia thought the Black Sea Fleet was safe 200 miles east of Crimea. They were wrong. On the night of March 1–2, 2026, a massive Ukrainian hybrid swarm of aerial and maritime drones breached the "impenetrable" defenses of Novorossiysk.

In this investigative report, former Navy SEAL Chuck Pfarrer breaks down:

The Saturation Strategy: How hundreds of UAVs overwhelmed S-300 and Pantsir-S2 air defenses.

Blinding the Giant: The tactical masterstroke that knocked out critical Russian guidance radars during their reload window.

Naval Casualties: Detailed analysis of the strikes on the Valentin Pikul, Yeysk, and Kasimov, as well as the frigates Admiral Essen and Admiral Makarov.

Economic Inferno: The precision strike on the Sheskharis oil terminal that severed Russia’s primary crude export artery and sent global markets into a tailspin.

From high-altitude aerial waves to low-profile "Sea Baby" surface drones, this operation proves that there are no protected areas left for the Russian military.

Analysis — Chuck Pfarrer

Interpretations & assessments are the author’s views.

https://youtu.be/cY2xlCeGRrA?si=5vmys73mlGHO_DVv 

Russia’s Reign of Terror: The Five Worst Atrocities in Ukraine - Chuck Pfarrer (Kyiv Post)

 Não sei se o Itamaraty precisa informar ao presidente Lula sobre estes mais “distinguidos” crimes de guerra contra a população civil ucraniana. PRA

Russia’s Reign of Terror: The Five Worst Atrocities in Ukraine

By Chuck Pfarrer, for the Kyiv Post
Nov 6, 2025

Three years into Putin’s war, Russia’s campaign of terror against civilians continues to shock the world.
From the bombing of the Mariupol Theater to the massacre in Bucha, Moscow’s forces have turned hospitals, train stations, and entire neighborhoods into killing fields.
In this episode of Point of Impact, former Navy SEAL Chuck Pfarrer reports on five of Russia’s worst war crimes — acts that define its reign of terror and Ukraine’s unbreakable resistance.
Each atrocity stands as a testament to both Russian cruelty and Ukrainian courage — from the children of Okhmatdyt Hospital to the survivors of Mariupol.
Justice is not yet served — but it’s coming.

https://youtu.be/qhfaNy9jQpc?si=1n3XAMBk1veBpoyE