According to the Russian Sputnik News Agency on August 30, Mikhail Razwozaev, the chief executive of Sevastopol in Crimea appointed by Russia, said that the anti underwater destruction force that repelled the unmanned boat attack in the sea area near Sevastopol Bay had completed its work, and there was no accurate information about the destruction of the target. According to the report, Razvozayev wrote on the "Telegram" social media platform: "The anti underwater sabotage forces have completed their work in the waters. Currently, there is no exact information on the number and type of targets being destroyed, and they are continuing to follow up on the progress of the situation." Previously, it was reported that Razvozayev had stated that based on preliminary information, the anti underwater sabotage forces are counterattacking Ukrainian unmanned boats in the Sevastopol Bay. He wrote on the "Telegraph" social media platform, "All troops and service departments are in a state of readiness. Please remain calm and only trust official information