Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been forced to move many warships from the naval base of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsular, which Russia annexed in 2014, due to attacks by Ukraine, a Russian-installed official was quoted as saying on Sunday.

Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been forced to move from Sevastopol due to Ukrainian attacks, marking a significant shift in naval strategy. Russian senator Dmitry Rogozin emphasized the importance of advancing drone technology and electronic warfare systems to address the evolving military challenge.

Meanwhile, Russian forces are fighting street-to-street battles with Ukrainian troops in the outskirts of the eastern Ukrainian town of Selydove as Moscow's forces push to gain control over the whole of the Donbas region, according to pro-Russian bloggers.

In temporarily occupied Sevastopol, partisans have spotted an arms depot of the Russian Black Sea Fleet where the enemy stores ammunition and maintai

"It (Black Sea Fleet) was forced to change, in fact, its registration because our large ships became large targets for the enemy's unmanned boats," Dmitry Rogozin, a Russian official heading the Russian occupation of Zaporizhzhia Oblast,

Rogozin, a former head of the Russian space agency, confirmed the withdrawal, marking an official acknowledgment from Moscow that the fleet has been forced

The Black Sea Fleet decided to leave Crimea. The main reason for this, as it turned out, was the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drones, according to Russian Senator Dmitry Rogozin. Rogozin said that the Black Sea Fleet changed its registration because of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drones.