Russia confirms Putin is commander in chief of highly-trained 'spy dolphin' units seized in Crimea from Ukraine

Animals were seized by Russian troops as they annexed Crimea in MarchThey are trained to carry bombs, plant mines and even attack enemy diversMoscow says it will not return dolphins to Kiev as they are now part of armyAs they are a military unit, Vladimir Putin is the dolphins' new commanderThe animals have been trained at the Crimean State Oceanarium for decadesMilitary facility was inherited by Ukraine following collapse of Soviet UnionRussia has formally acknowledged that it has conscripted Ukraine's 'spy dolphins' which means they could now be used in underwater naval operations against the West.The specially trained mammals were seized when Russia annexed Crimea in March, and now Moscow has officially ruled out handing them back.The combat dolphins are trained for military duties at the Crimean State Oceanarium, which was inherited by Ukraine when the Soviet Union collapsed 23 years ago.Acting Sevastopol governor governor Sergei Menyailo said: 'The jurisdiction over this facility has been fully transferred to the Russian Defence Ministry.'Highly trained: The combat dolphins are prepared for military duties at the Crimean State Oceanarium, which was inherited by Ukraine when the Soviet Union collapsed 23 years agoIn March, Russian media reported that the dolphins had 'defected' to Moscow - along with many Ukrainian forces in Crimea. Today, however, was the first confirmation that Putin is now the mammals' chief commanderMoscow has taken charge of 13 elite unit of dolphins and a number of sea lions.The creatures are trained to hunt for mines, plant bombs on hostile ships or attack enemy divers with special knives or pistols fixed to their heads.Others were schooled for anti-sabotage and rescue missions.Moscow has taken charge of 13 elite unit of dolphins and a number of sea lions.The creatures are trained to hunt for mines, plant bombs on hostile ships or attack enemy divers with special knives or pistols fixed to their heads.Others were schooled for anti-sabotage and rescue missions.Read More Plus See Photos Plus See Video @ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2756496/Russia-confirms-Putin-commander-chief-highly-trained-spy-dolphin-units-seized-Crimea-Ukraine.html

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Krishna Kalki September 15, 2014 at 9:14pm

We all know Dolphins are intelligent and friendly creatures so I hope they are not captured and forced for this kind of mission ... i hope they are willing and happy to undertake this work
Michael September 15, 2014 at 8:48pm

.....and yet we know that Yankees been training and using dolphins for military purposes , for decades...........
- Acute Observer > Michael September 16, 2014 at 10:06am
  
  Some of them were in New Orleans and escaped during the hurricane. I've been waiting for the first report when a swimming child gets killed by a re-wilded dolphin warrior. Poetic Justice at its finest. :)
  
  I could imagine that some of these ever increasing so called "shark attacks" are actually rogue dolphins that have been trained to kill divers but since they've been free for so long they can't tell the difference between a recreational swimmer and a soldier anymore. ;)
Krishna Kalki September 15, 2014 at 8:37pm

Very very interesting but I hope the Dolphins are willing and happy for this mission