Video: Madyar reports that the Russian corvette Boiky was hit in Kronstadt
In Kronstadt, near St. Petersburg, drones from the Unmanned Systems Forces struck the corvette *Boyky*—a platform carrying guided missiles for the Russian Navy. The ship was undergoing scheduled repairs at the Veleschinsky Dry Dock following a long deployment when it came under attack. This was reported by UAS Commander Robert Magyar:
“KRONSTADT (St. Petersburg), June 3. Drones from the 1st Operational Center of the UAS tracked down and set fire to the corvette “Boyky,” a guided missile carrier.
06:35, June 3, 2026. Veleschynsky Dry Dock, Kronstadt (St. Petersburg), the cradle of the Russian Navy.
Tired from its voyages, the corvette “Boiky” entered scheduled maintenance in February 2026.
The corvette "Boiky," Project 20380, is the third corvette of the Russian Navy’s Baltic Fleet. Brand-new and in pristine condition, launched in 2011 and in service since 2013.
It has a spectacular history of voyages and adventures along NATO borders, having escorted the shadow oil fleet of the “worms”—a real workhorse.
It is remembered for its triumphant ramming of the research vessel “Admiral Vladimirsky.”
The corvette was deflated by the Birds of the 1st Operational Center of Unmanned Systems Forces.
The "Boiky" is a multi-purpose Russian Project 20380 corvette serving in the Russian Navy’s Baltic Fleet. The ship was launched in 2011 and entered active service in 2013.
Key facts about the ship:
- Primary mission: Engaging surface targets, submarines, and providing air defense.
- Armament: “Uran” anti-ship missile system, “Redut” anti-aircraft missile system, A-190 artillery mount, and machine guns.
- Operations in Europe: In 2025–2026, it escorted tankers of the Russian “shadow fleet” across the English Channel, concealing its identification signals and disguising itself as a civilian vessel.
Madyar shared the details on his Telegram channel.
Video: Drones attacked a defense plant in the Tambov region and Moscow
As a reminder, a massive fire broke out in St. Petersburg following a drone attack.
