The Ukrainian military has struck Russia's Naro-Fominsk warship, which carries Kalibr cruise missiles, in the Baltic Sea, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said, APA reports.
According to the report, the operation was part of a large-scale drone attack carried out in Russia's Leningrad region. As part of the same operation, Ukrainian forces also struck the oil infrastructure of the Ust-Luga port on the Baltic Sea coast.
According to Reuters, the Finnish Armed Forces also recorded a strike on the Russian warship.
The targeted Naro-Fominsk vessel is reportedly capable of carrying Kalibr and Oniks cruise missiles. According to the Ukrainian side, this is the first such attack in the Baltic Sea on an active-duty warship belonging to Russia's Baltic Fleet since the beginning of the war.
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