Ukrainian Drones Strike 10 Russian Cargo Ships and an Oil Tanker: Operation Details Revealed.
Ukraine's 'MoLoChKa' Operation Targets Russian Fleet
According to Espreso.tv: Over a two-day period, Ukrainian forces carried out a major operation that destroyed 10 cargo vessels, an oil tanker, and two tugboats. Operators from multiple military units executed the strikes, inflicting significant damage on Russia's naval presence in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.
Key Targets Hit in the Operation
Specifically, the following vessels were struck:
- 10 dry cargo ships in the Black Sea;
- One oil tanker in the Sea of Azov;
- Two tugboats in the Black Sea.
The operation was carried out by personnel from the 1st Separate Center, the 412th Separate Brigade Nemesis, the 20th Separate Brigade K-2, and the 413rd Separate Regiment 'Reid'.
Since the launch of 'MoLoChKa', a total of 196 Russian vessels have been hit—126 in the Sea of Azov and 70 in the Black Sea. This initiative is part of Ukraine's broader defense strategy.
This operation marks a critical step in Ukraine's efforts to counter Russian aggression in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov regions. By striking Russian ships, Ukrainian forces are actively working to secure maritime routes and protect national interests. The 'MoLoChKa' campaign highlights Ukraine's strategy to degrade the enemy's logistical capabilities, which could shape the future trajectory of the conflict.
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