Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles attacked 7 Russian ships and energy infrastructure in Kırım
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- Ukraine hit 7 Russian 'shadow fleet' ships with unmanned aerial vehicles in the Karadeniz and Azak Denizi.
- Three tankers and four dry cargo ships were damaged in the attack.
- Energy infrastructure facilities in occupied Kırım were also targeted as part of the operation.
- The operation was announced as 'MoLoCHKa' and was carried out by the Unmanned Systems Forces.
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Commander of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert Brovdi, announced that a successful operation was conducted against Russian-owned ships in the Karadeniz and Azak Denizi. As part of the operation, Russian ships referred to as the 'shadow fleet' were attacked with unmanned aerial vehicles.
In the 'MoLoCHKa' operation carried out, a total of seven Russian ships were targeted. In the attack, three tankers and four dry cargo ships were hit, along with three tankers. Additionally, energy infrastructure facilities located in the occupied Kırım were also struck.
The attack is considered part of Ukraine's large-scale efforts targeting Russian commercial and military logistics objectives at sea. It is known that the aforementioned 'shadow fleet' ships play a critical role in Russia's energy transportation.
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- Which ships were targeted in the Ukrainian attack?
- Three tankers and four dry cargo ships belonging to Russia, located in the Karadeniz and Azak Denizi, were hit.
- What was the name of the operation and who announced it?
- The operation was announced as 'MoLoCHKa' and the announcement was made by the Commander of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert Brovdi.
- Which facilities in Kırım were attacked?
- Energy infrastructure facilities in Kırım, which is occupied by Russia, were struck by unmanned aerial vehicles.
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