Ukraine Claims Sabotage of Russian Missile Ship in Baltic Sea

The operation in the Kaliningrad exclave disabled the vessel's critical systems, marking a significant blow to Russian naval capabilities.

Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) claims responsibility for a sabotage operation against a Russian missile corvette in the Baltic Sea, rendering the vessel 'disabled'.
The fire damaged the ship's communication and automation equipment, significantly impacting its operational capabilities.
The incident occurred at the Kaliningrad exclave, a strategic location for Russia in the Baltic Sea.
Restoration of the ship's combat capability is expected to take a long time, highlighting the operation's impact on Russian naval strength.
The Serpukhov, a Buyan-M class corvette, is known for incorporating stealth technology and has a vertical launching system for anti-ship cruise missiles.