- Moscow is targeted by Ukrainian drone raids, while UK politicians Rachel Reeves and Dan Jarvis support the government's policy on Ukraine.
- Ukrainian strikes choke off supply routes to Crimea and pressure Moscow's energy industry.
- Ukrainian drone strikes target Russian oil infrastructure in Crimea, linking it to the Russian transport network.
- Crimea is currently serving as Russia's key logistics base, and Ukrainian attacks are targeting various facilities there.
Russia continues to maintain control over occupied Crimea while shifting military supplies via a land corridor, amidst Ukrainian disruptions to logistics nodes.
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Updated Sep 13
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What happened
Russia continues to maintain control over occupied Crimea while shifting military supplies via a land corridor, amidst Ukrainian disruptions to logistics nodes.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Crimea
Eastern European peninsula, in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, disputed between Ukraine (de jure) and Russia (de facto)
Related events
- Russia manages the fuel supply for the peninsula of Crimea.
- Ukraine is aiming to cut off supplies to Crimea through coordinated attacks on targets in Odesa and Novorossiysk.
- The conflict involves fighting in the Donbas region, Russian forces are pushing in Donetsk, and Moscow has increased its missile and drone campaign against Ukrainian cities.
- Ukrainian attacks caused fuel shortages in annexed Crimea, and the resulting shortage spillover is now affecting major Russian centers, including Moscow.
- Ukraine continues to target Russian infrastructure in Crimea, specifically focusing on fuel supplies while challenging the Kremlin's narrative.