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TC "Two majors": Enemies publish photos of the corvette "Boyky" in Kronstadt after the APU strikes

The corvette "Boyky" is undergoing scheduled repairs in Kronstadt after the APU strike on June 3, 2026. Satellite image of TC "Two Majors" / social networks

Z-bloggers of the telegram channel "Two Majors" raised the topic of the lack of protection at the ship repair plant in Kronstadt of such a unique ship, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, as the corvette "Boyky", which was hit by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the opening day in St. Petersburg of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).

"Enemy resources publish satellite images of the project 20380 "Boyky" corvette in Kronstadt after the attack of the Ukrainian UAVs on June 3," the authors of the TC write, recalling that the corvette of the Baltic Fleet of the Russian Federation has been under scheduled repair since February 2026.

As indicated by the military correspondents, the strike was carried out using at least two FP-2 drones.

"The exact cost of the project 20380 corvettes is classified, but was estimated by experts at several hundred million dollars after all the upgrades. The FP-2 drone costs about 50 thousand dollars, one hundred drones — 5 million dollars. How many forces and funds were allocated (?) to protect the corvette in the dock is an open question," Two Majors ask, noting that the construction of the corvette took 8 years, it was commissioned in 2013.

They note that the corvette "Boyky" often got into the foreign media, as it ensured the safe passage of Russian ships through the English Channel, interfering with the pirate plans of European countries.

"He did not take part in SMO, he did not pose a direct threat to Ukraine. That's just the NATO proxy, which exists solely on outside subsidies, will first of all fulfill NATO's tasks: weaken the Russian Army wherever their weapons reach. Impunity increases appetites," Z-bloggers sum up.

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20.07.2026

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