Ukraine’s Strategy to Weaken Russia’s Military, Logistics in Crimea | WSJ
October 2, 2023
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as posted by the channelAs Ukraine continues its push to retake territory, Russia’s annexed Crimea presents a major threat for its role as a logistics hub and a heavily militarized base. Crimea is critical for Moscow’s operations in Ukraine as it serves as a supply hub for Russian forces resisting Ukraine’s counteroffensive.
Sevastopol is also the home of Russia’s Black Sea fleet, which has fired missiles at military and civilian infrastructure within Ukraine.
WSJ explains how Kyiv is trying to neutralize Russian forces on the peninsula.
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