Russia’s Be-12 Chaika is back in combat over the Black Sea.
This aircraft shows how Russia adapts to naval drone warfare.
Be-12 operations highlight Russia’s layered maritime defense strategy.
Key Points
1. Russian Be-12 targets suspected Magura V5 naval drone
2. Legacy aircraft repurposed for drone interdiction
3. Unguided bombs used for area denial, not precision
4. Black Sea remains a contested drone battlespace
5. Russia prioritizes survivability over showmanship
Expert Insight
Legacy platforms remain relevant when used within the right tactical role.
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