Ukraine has struck 105 vessels belonging to Russia's "shadow fleet" between July 6 and 13, Commander of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi wrote on Telegram, APA reports.
According to the information, another 15 Russian vessels were targeted during an operation carried out overnight into July 13. They included seven tankers, five dry cargo ships, one ferry, and two tugboats.
The Ukrainian side said that cargo-loading infrastructure on the Crimean Peninsula comes under attack every night, vessel traffic through the Kerch Strait has been suspended, and cargo unloading has been reduced to a minimum.
In addition, overnight from July 12 to 13, strikes were carried out against nine energy hubs and substations of varying capacity in Crimea and other occupied territories, as well as the strategic power transmission facility of the Kuban–Crimea energy bridge connecting Russia with Crimea.
Ukraine also stated that four Russian air defense systems were disabled during the operation, including one launcher of an S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile system, one Tor surface-to-air missile system, and two radar stations.
The statement added that a total of 1,725 targets were struck across various sections of the front over the past 24 hours.
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