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From steppe to sea, a Ukrainian drone unit hunts Russian ships

Ukrainian forces have launched a series of coordinated drone strikes targeting Russian energy infrastructure and a significant number of maritime vessels.

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Ukrainian drone units are conducting strikes against Russian oil facilities and military sites in Crimea. Recent operations have expanded to target assets in both the Black and Azov Seas, including a tanker and a pontoon bridge.

Coverage from the Kyiv Post, Ukrinform, The Kyiv Independent, ACLED, and Українська правда highlights the involvement of unmanned systems in these operations. Reports emphasize the scale of the strikes against Russia’s shadow fleet and critical energy infrastructure.

Future reports may confirm the operational status of the affected vessels and facilities. Coverage does not yet specify the long-term impact of these strikes on Russian military logistics.

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Quick answers

What assets have been targeted in the recent strikes?

Targets include oil refineries, military airfields, energy infrastructure, shadow fleet vessels, a tanker, a pontoon bridge, and troops.

Where are these operations taking place?

The strikes are reported inside Russia, occupied Crimea, and across the Black and Azov Seas.

Who is executing these operations?

According to coverage, Ukrainian forces, including SBU and units utilizing unmanned systems, are carrying out the strikes.

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