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🇺🇦👊💪It was a ruSSian submarine. SBU's "Sub Sea Baby" underwater drones detonated a Project 636.3 submarine. As a result of the explosion, the submarine sustained critical damage. The submarine was carrying 4 Kalibr CM launchers, which the enemy uses to strike 🇺🇦 territory.

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For the first time in history, underwater drones 'Sub Sea Baby' blew up a Russian submarine of the 636.3 'Varshavyanka' class (NATO classification - Kilo). As a result of the explosion, the submarine suffered critical damage and was effectively put out of action 👀

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