Ukraine's HUR Group 13 debuts new Magura V7 naval drone in strike on land targets
Ukraine's Group 13 special forces launched an operation in occupied Crimea, striking two Russian radar installations, Ukraine's military intelligence reported on August 3.
On August 3, Ukraine's Group 13 special forces carried out an operation in occupied Crimea, targeting two Russian radar installations. The mission utilized Magura naval drones to deploy strike UAVs against land-based Russian military targets. Group 13 commander, 'Thirteenth', declared that Magura drones now pose a threat to Russian forces on the ground, marking a significant change in the conflict.
The new Magura V7 uncrewed surface vessel can function 24/7 in any weather, is resistant to electronic interference, and has a larger payload capacity of up to 650 kilograms. The upgraded vessel boasts a 7.2-meter length and 2.1-meter width, nearly doubling the size of its predecessor, the Magura V5. With an extended operational range of 800 nautical miles and the ability to maintain a top speed of 39 knots, the Magura V7 can operate for at least two days or up to a week with a generator.
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