Published satellite images with the consequences of attacks on Russian troops on Snake Island

CNN published satellite images showing the effects of the Ukrainian military's attacks on the Russian occupiers on Snake Island .

The images obtained by Maxar Technology appear to show a missile strike in the area of ​​the island.

Two plumes of smoke can be seen next to a Russian Serna-class landing ship in the Black Sea. It looks like the ship is making a sharp turn where the rocket falls into the water.

Near the island, a barge with a heavy crane can be seen next to another sunken ship, which Maxar also identified as a Serna-class landing craft.

The day before, the report of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the combat losses of the Russian Federation last night reported the destruction of one Russian ship or boat without any details.

According to the spokesman of the Odessa military administration Serhiy Bratchuk on the air of the telethon, there is information that there was a fire on Vsevolod Bobrov, but detailed information will be provided later.

Natalia Humeniuk, head of the Joint Coordination Press Center of the Southern Defense Forces, did not confirm this information in a comment to NV Odesa .

On May 11, Russian troops again tried to strengthen their unprotected garrison located on Snake Island.

What is the situation on Snake Island: briefly about the latest news

• Now it's official: Ukrainian sailors burned the Russian ship "Vsevolod Bobrov"

• The Russian Frigate "Admiral Makarov" was hit by a "Neptune" missile
• Meanwhile, British intelligence reports numerous attempts by the occupiers to strengthen their garrison on Zmiiny, but these attempts thwarted the Armed Forces.
• Russian propaganda deceives its viewers by claiming "great success" on the island. No evidence is provided. Meanwhile, the Armed Forces are showing a video of the destruction of enemy equipment.

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