- Drone strikes targeting critical Russian energy infrastructure are underway.
- Intensified drone attacks targeting the oil industry are causing fuel shortages across various regions of Russia.
- Drone strikes hit Russian refineries and ports in Novorossiysk, causing fuel shortages and leading to the flight of an oligarch to Cyprus.
- Ukrainian strikes target the Novorossiysk base, which Russia uses as a Black Sea hub.
Ukrainian forces conducted strikes against Russian targets near Novorossiysk, including sinking a ship and hitting a patrol vessel in Gelendzhik.
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Updated Jul 14
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What happened
Ukrainian forces conducted strikes against Russian targets near Novorossiysk, including sinking a ship and hitting a patrol vessel in Gelendzhik.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- An attack took place near Novorossiysk on August 1, involving a container ship owned by Rosatom, whose CEO is Alexey Likhachev.Sub-event
Operational strikes against the Novorossiysk base and targets in the Azov Sea.1 source
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Novorossiysk
city in Krasnodar Krai, Russia
Related events
- Russia conducts attacks on Black Sea ports including Gelendzhik, targets oil facilities in Odesa, and strikes Kharkiv.
- Ukrainian attacks on Novorossiysk infrastructure were reported on August 12, 2026.
- Ukrainian forces successfully targeted and hit a Russian frigate named "Essen" while it was in Novorossiysk.
- Operational status of Novorossiysk indicates blocked Black Sea Fleet operations and an 80% decline in Russian exports.
- Ongoing attacks and strikes in various locations across Ukraine, including Novorossiysk, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Kramatorsk, involving both military targets and civilian casualties.