A drone strike was reported on a ship in the Sea of Azov where Russian vessels had been moved following attacks in Crimea.
Ukrainian drones are threatening Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov, it has been reported, signaling an intention by Kyiv to target Moscow's infrastructure beyond the Black Sea.Over the course of the war started by President Vladimir Putin, Kyiv has delivered high-profile strikes on ships and infrastructure of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, forcing vessels to be relocated from Sevastopol, in occupied Crimea, northeast to Novorossiysk, in Russia's Krasnodar region and further afield.
Crimean Wind said that satellite imagery showed an oil slick and that 'all information about the attack was deleted from all public pages.' Russia had tried 'to hide' the vessel in Yeysk, 'but something went wrong,' it said.'The fact there is a real hunt for the Russian fleet in the Sea of Azov is just mega-positive news that is difficult to overestimate,' the post added.
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