Putin holds missile drills threatening to sink any ship delivering goods to Ukraine

The exercises took place after Russia again bombed Ukrainian grain and agricultural warehouses linked to exports, destroying 100 tons of peas and 20 tons of barley so far

The exercises took place after Russia again bombed Ukrainian grain and agricultural warehouses linked to exports (

Image: RF Ministry of Defense / East2west News)

Kremlin warlords have escalated fears that the war in Ukraine could spill further into the Black Sea after staging menacing missile war games.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has previously threatened to sink ships delivering goods to Ukraine after he suddenly canceled his wartime grain deal.

And kyiv responded angrily, saying ships delivering to Russian ports would be considered delivering military equipment. Live-fire exercises involving anti-ship cruise missiles were conducted from the Moscow guided missile launcher Corvet Ivanovets.

The British Royal Navy's dive specialists in Scotland are currently training Ukrainian forces to disarm and diffuse Russian bombs, mines and booby traps from rivers, lakes and the sea.

During the Russian exercises, the target ship was "destroyed" in the northwestern sector of the Black Sea, the Russians said. The drills took place after Russia again bombed Ukrainian grain and agricultural warehouses related to exports, destroying 100 tons of peas and 20 tons of barley so far.

Live-fire exercises involving anti-ship cruise missiles were conducted from the Moscow guided missile launcher Corvet Ivanovets (

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RF Ministry of Defense / East2west News)

The wanton destruction follows Moscow's failure to renew a grain deal allowing Ukraine to export produce to the world's poorest countries amid the ongoing war. Pakistan today pleaded for a return...