Another kind of animal has been brought in to help Russia combat the loss of human lives in the military.
Vladimir Putin, Russia’s murderous tyrant, and his inflated military have been struggling to beat Ukraine for more than two months and thus, resulted in deploying dolphins out in battle.
According to reports, Russians use “military dolphins” to attack Ukraine.
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— H I Sutton (@CovertShores) April 27, 2022
Evidence #Russian Navy trained dolphins deployed to entrance of Sevastopol Harbor during #Ukraine war. You heard it here first.
First found in low-resolution Sentinel 2 imagery
Thx for help from @COUPSURE and unnamed othershttps://t.co/Fhtek0CVaA
When Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine on February 24, satellite photographs from the US Naval Institute indicate that Russia appeared to have deployed dolphins in the Black Sea that are trained for military tasks.
According to photographs obtained by The Daily Mail, a prominent Russian naval facility in Sevastopol is home to many dolphin enclosures.
The Russian military has used dolphins for “operations to fight enemy divers” in the two months of Russian operations on Ukraine that have so far been unsuccessful.
Sevastopol’s port is guarded by these “enemy divers,” although it’s unclear whether the Ukrainians have been able to launch any of them.
Ukraine’s Navy in the Black Sea and the Azov Sea were either wiped out or driven into its ports at the beginning of the Russian invasion.
However, the Ukrainians have achieved two big naval successes by hitting Russian ships from the shore and embarrassing Putin’s fleet.
Naturally, the Russians’ use of military-grade dolphins didn’t prevent any of those casualties.
However, their deployment around the tip of the Crimean Peninsula looks to be guaranteed, maybe for the first time, in a high-intensity, large-scale combat.
Since Ukraine’s anti-ship missile systems cannot reach Sevastopol, Ukraine may send “saboteur divers” to deceive Russian naval facilities in Crimea.
While the Russians used militarized Black Sea dolphins for military purposes, Ukrainians were busy conducting a rescue mission.
While in Kharkiv, dolphins were transported to an oceanarium 600 kilometers distant from Odessa for their protection.
Located near Russia, Kharkiv is Ukraine’s second-largest city. It’s been under constant assault since it first opened its doors. As a result, as soon as the opportunity arose, the Ukrainians began to remove the zoo’s inhabitants.
Located in the southwest of Ukraine, Odessa is the country’s third-largest city and a major Black Sea port and has been preparing for a Russian invasion since the beginning of the conflict.
The death toll from the fighting in Ukraine stands at almost 23,000 as of Thursday morning. In addition, the Ukrainian forces destroyed 5,500 Russian military equipment pieces.
Though animals have long been used as a military strategy, using animals to fight the war for humans should not be tolerated.
