Ukraine’s Navy Strengthens with New Combat Boat 90 Vessels The Ukrainian Navy has received the latest Combat Boat 90 vessels from international partners, further enhancing its ability to defend coastal and riverine territories. These modern, high-speed boats are designed for operations where larger ships cannot maneuver — including rivers, narrow straits, and shallow waters. Their versatility allows for rapid troop transport, amphibious landings, and special operations missions. The arrival of t

On Nov. 25, Russian ships attacked 3 Ukrainian Navy ships as they tried to cross the Kerch Strait on their way to the Ukrainian port of Mariupol in the Azov Sea. Russia claimed Ukrainian vessels violated "the prohibited area" even though the Azov Sea is in common use by both countries. In response to the attack, President Petro Poroshenko called for an emergency meeting of the parliament on Nov. 26 to declare martial law in Ukraine. WARNING: Russian speakers will hear obscenities in the video. |

Restored WWII Combat: The Pacific War. Fighting The Kamikaze. Dive into the most harrowing and desperate chapter of the Pacific War: the brutal clash between US Navy fleets and the Japanese Kamikaze. This restored 3-minute trailer captures the terrifying reality of aerial combat in 1944 and 1945. #AviationHistory #colorizedhistory #avgeeks #aviationdaily #WWIIHistory #historicalfootage #aviation #Warbirds #flight | Aviation And History

19K views · 818 reactions | The crew of HMAS Warramunga (II) has conducted one of the largest drug seizures in Operation MANITOU’s history as part of the Australian-led Combined Task Force 150. In a joint counter-narcotics operation, the Royal Australian Navy and the New Zealand Defence Force seized 915 kilograms of heroin valued in excess of AUD$274 million #AusNavy #OpManitou @ADF_MiddleEast #CombinedMaritimeForces | Royal Australian Navy | Facebook

Ukrainian artillery crews explained to Радіо Свобода' Maryan Kushnir why the Western-supplied M777 howitzer has had a major impact against Russian forces. | Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty