Comments by "Reecom98" (@reecom9884) on "Russian warships train how to defend against sea drone attacks in the Arctic" video.

It’s not a realistic training scenario. The Russian warship wasn’t moving and gave a stable platform and they still missed the floating target in the water. All of the Ukrainian Kamikaze sea drone attacks were at night in moderate to high wave condition. It’s very doubtful that Russian sailors using assault rifles or RPGs with iron sights for aiming at night would see a black painted Ukrainian Kamikaze sea drone even if the Russians were firing star shells.
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@victorzvyagintsev1325 In the daylight against flying drones from the ground and not against sea drones at sea in open waters from a moving ship!
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@victorzvyagintsev1325 If they were taken out by automatic cannon fire by the ships, not sailors using AKs with iron sights at night standing at the rail.
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@victorzvyagintsev1325 It’s very doubtful that two Russian navy pedestal mount KPVT 14.5mm heavy machine gun with iron sight firing from a fast maneuvering patrol boat at night at sea avoiding the sea drone with the gunner having to use his shoulders to brace himself against the gun would be able to hit a fast moving sea drone traveling at a fast rate. It was the Russian patrol boat’s radar guided automatic cannon fire that got the sea drone.
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