Russian aircraft have drastically reduced the number of flights over the Black Sea

Over the past two weeks, Russian Air Force units based in the temporarily occupied Crimea have significantly reduced their activity over the Black Sea—the number of sorties has dropped from dozens to just a few per day. 

This decrease in flight activity may indicate that the enemy is facing systemic problems in supporting its occupation forces on the peninsula.

Despite this, the Russian Air Force remains the main threat in the region, and the enemy continues to actively use reconnaissance and strike drones as well as missile weapons to attack civilian vessels.

Dmytro Pletenchuk, spokesperson for the Ukrainian Navy, reported this in a comment to Ukrinform.

On July 30, Robert Brovdi (“Madyar”), commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, reported on new combat results achieved by Ukrainian units. 

The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported the destruction of a Russian export terminal and military facilities.