The Russian missile ship 'Naro-Fominsk' was struck in the Gulf of Finland

On the night of November 11, the SBU struck the small missile ship of project 'Buyan-M' 'Naro-Fominsk'. According to the SBU, this vessel is a carrier of cruise missiles 'Kalibr' and 'Oniks'. It was launched in 2022. As reported by **bb.lv**, on the same night, unidentified flying objects entered the airspace of Latvia and Lithuania. These may have been drones that went off course and did not reach the Gulf of Finland. According to a source from the Telegram channel Exilenova+, as a result of the attack, crew members of 'Naro-Fominsk' may have been killed or injured. Social media channels report that the incident occurred near Gogland Island. Sources indicate that the ship remained operational and headed towards Kronstadt. The small missile ship 'Naro-Fominsk' is part of the Baltic Fleet of Russia. ‼️Exilenova+ reports a possible overnight attack on a Russian Baltic Fleet small missile ship near Gogland Island in the Gulf of Finland. They claim crew members may have been killed or wounded. The exact vessel type and losses remain unconfirmed. #Russia https://t.co/ZsZZSGRIdY— NOELREPORTS (@NOELreports) November 11, 2026 As reported by **bb.lv**, on the same night, the Russian army may have lost an attack helicopter Ka-52 along with its crew.

The Russian missile ship 'Naro-Fominsk' was struck in the Gulf of Finland – SBU