US EditionUkraine strikes oil terminal, planes and ships in an array of strikes inside Russia
Ukrainian strikes damaged key military and energy infrastructure, including an oil terminal and Russian naval assets, as part of efforts to disrupt Russian war capabilities, Ukraine's General Staff said.
- On Monday, Ukrainian forces struck the Tamanneftegaz oil terminal, a pipeline and two vessels, Ukraine's General Staff said.
- As part of a wider campaign, Ukraine's General Staff said operations aim to disrupt Russian military capabilities and strike behind enemy lines, while Russian forces target commercial export and energy infrastructure in 'weaponising winter' tactics.
- Ukrainian officials said strikes also damaged a Russian drone launch facility and hit two parked jet fighters, while a Ukrainian-made missile struck a temporary base for Russia's 92nd River Boat Brigade in Olenivka, occupied Crimean Peninsula.
- On Saturday, Russian missile strikes hit the Allseeds sunflower oil terminal at Pivdennyi, destroying thousands of tonnes of oil, leaving three tanks burning and killing eight while injuring 27, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported.
- Investigators say the killing of a top Russian general by a car bomb in Moscow on Monday, suspected to be Ukraine's work, aims to challenge President Vladimir Putin's stance in U.S.-led peace negotiations.
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Ukraine’s strike on the Russian submarine in the port at Novorossiysk also netted what might be just as big a fish — an Il-38N anti-submarine patrol aircraft, the only one that Russia had in the Black Sea. Two more Russian scumbags get themselves blown...
Ukraine explains how it attacked Russian Sea Dragon with drone carrying an airburst warhead
The SBU said it attacked the Sea Dragon with a drone-carried warhead that dispersed over 2,000 fragments at its target. Annotation in red by Business Insider.Screenshot via YouTube/Security Service of UkraineUkraine's security service has unveiled new details about how it set up its strike on a Russian sub.The SBU said it first attacked Russia's only maritime anti-sub plane in the nearby region.The agency said it used a drone that carried a warh…
The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) revealed new details of how a Russian submarine had been attacked in Novorossysk on the night of 15 December.
Ukraine war latest updates: Kyiv hit rare Russian recon plane before sinking submarine, SBU reveals (10)
Live coverage of Russia’s war against Ukraine with breaking news and frontline updates, updated 10 times today. AUkrainian forces struck Russia's sole Il-38N reconnaissance aircraft in the Black Sea on the eve of a submarine's destruction during the Dec. 15 operation, a source from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) told the Kyiv Independent on Dec. 23.
Ukrainian troops hit one Russian oil terminal, one oil pipeline, two parked military planes and two ships, officials said today.
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