On top of everything else, Ukrainian forces are now confronting... Putin’s attack dolphins
Russia is using militarized marine mammals to protect a key Black Sea naval base, according to multiple reports. Satellite imagery shows what military experts believe are two dolphin pens floating off the mouth of its key navy base in Sevastopol harbor off Crimea.current and archival satellite imagery which he says show that the pens were put there in February to coincide with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russia first used militarized dolphins and whales during the Cold War. In 2019, a giant Beluga whale wearing a curious Russian harness with a camera attached was spotted off the coast of Norway. The whale, named Hvaldimir as a nod to, the Norwegian word for whale, and Vladimir Putin, was believed to be a Russian spy. Russian whale pens have also been spotted on satellite imagery of Russia’s super secret GUGI naval intelligence base.
The U.S. has used highly trained dolphins and sea lions for similar activities since the 1960s, according to theNorth Korea and Israel also reportedly have military mammal programs for defensive purposes.
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