Ukraine Waited for Russian Commanders to Celebrate - Then Blew Up Russia’s Floating Fortress

At exactly 03:20 AM on August 28, 2025.
A Buyan-M warship belonging to Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, worth nearly $80 million, was docked at Military Pier No. 2 in Temryuk Bay — an inland area considered by Moscow to be untouchable, more than 65 miles (104.6 km) from the Ukrainian front line.
The vessel had just returned from a strategic Kalibr strike mission and was now in resupply mode: refueling, activating the cooling system, and especially reloading eight Kalibr-NK cruise missiles, each worth over $1 million — with a range of more than 950 miles (1530 km), capable of reaching any city in Ukraine.
On the deck, a group of officers was gathered, raising vodka glasses to celebrate the recently completed mission.
The combat crew was rotating rest shifts; some had fallen asleep at control stations.
No one knew that just over 6 miles (10 km) away, a high-speed boat bearing civilian markings was silently gliding across the water, slowly approaching the bay.

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