The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, held a meeting with the Naval command in Odessa region for the security of the region. He stated this in his telegram channel.
"Started a trip to Odessa region from a coordination meeting with the Command of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the security of the southern region. The main focus is on countering Russia's constant air attacks with the help of Shahed drones (Geranium. — EADaily) and missiles, as well as readiness to counter threats at sea. As well as our diplomatic strikes, strengthening communication systems, mine protection, training and support of Marines," Zelensky writes.
Also, according to him, the event discussed increasing the number of helicopters to strengthen the air defense of the region to counter Russian drones.
Zelensky was shown the "technical strike capabilities of the Navy" — Neptune and Harpoon missile systems, the latest drones and torpedoes.
"During the meeting, it was determined what else is needed to strengthen the combat capabilities of the Navy," he concludes.
As reported by EADaily, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are planning an airborne landing on the northwestern coast of Crimea. This was reported by the Kherson Resistance telegram channel with reference to its own sources among the military in Kherson, Mykolaiv and Odessa regions.
It was noted that we are talking about an airborne operation.
Recall that Russia needs to cut off Ukraine from the Black Sea in order to strengthen its negotiating position. This was stated by military expert Viktor Litovkin.

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