PART 2; Ukraine STRIKES a Russian Boat - Then THIS Happened At 0614 on a calm morning in Kerch harbor, five Ukrainian Bober one-way attack drones drop to 230 feet and turn straight down the pier, and every layer of Russia's air defense gets exactly one chance to stop them. This is the full breakdown of a modern drone strike against the FSB Coast Guard's Svetlyak-class patrol boats guarding the Crimean Bridge approaches: how a Pantsir-S1 (SA-22 Greyhound) crew fights a composite airframe hiding behind the curve of the earth, why its Mach 4 command-guided 57E6-E missiles tear through empty air, and why the harbor's biggest guns, the AK-176M 76mm naval gun and the six-barrel AK-630M Gatling, hit an eight-second wall of geometry. A sailor's Igla-1M shoulder missile chases heat that isn't there. A ZU-23-2 bolted to a pickup truck proves sixty-year-old iron sights still count. And when a Pole-21M jammer shouts a counterfeit GPS signal ten thousand times louder than the real one, seven small antenna elements under a puck on the drone's spine simply stop listening in that direction. Two 375-ton gunboats against $550,000 of glass fiber and piston engines, the math that decides who guards the Kerch Strait tomorrow. Subscribe to Beyond Military for a new deep-dive military documentary every week. #ukraine #russia #beyondmilitary