Moscow: The drones that attacked the fleet in Sevastopol used the "safe zone" of the grain corridor

   "Russia said on Sunday that some of the drones used in the attack on its fleet in Sevastopol had "Canadian-made navigation modules".

 

    As reported by the Ministry of Defense of Russia, wreckage of airplanes was found in the sea.

 

    It also indicated that specialists "conducted an analysis of Canadian-made navigation modules installed in unmanned marine vehicles."

 

    Moscow says the drone attack took advantage of the grain corridor's "safe zone" and the flying drones may have been launched from a Ukrainian civilian ship carrying grain.

 

    Russia's Defense Ministry says one of the drones may have been launched "from one of the civilian ships used by Kyiv or its Western overlords to export agricultural products from Ukrainian seaports."

 

    As a result of the attack, Moscow said it was suspending its participation in an agreement that allowed vital for Ukraine sea shipments of Ukrainian grain.

 

    The Russian military also accused the UK of helping Ukraine plan a drone attack on its Black Sea fleet in the Crimean port of Sevastopol.

 

    Russia says data from one drone's "navigation receiver" showed it was launched "from the coast near Odessa.""