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Ukraine Claims '180 Russian Ships Hit' In Crimea As Black Sea Standoff Intensifies | WATCH
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3:24Now PlayingUkraine says it has intensified its Black Sea drone campaign, claiming to have struck more than 180 Russian ships and other maritime targets around occupied Crimea over the past three weeks. Kyiv says the attacks are aimed at disrupting Russian military logistics and increasing pressure on Moscow's hold over Crimea, while Russia has stepped up missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian ports and grain export infrastructure. As both sides expand operations across the Black Sea, the maritime conflict is emerging as a critical front in the Russia-Ukraine war, with significant implications for regional security, global shipping and the strategic balance in the Black Sea.
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