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Ukraine war briefing: Strikes on Russia’s Primorsk oil port and ships

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On Sunday, Ukrainian forces launched drone strikes against Russia's Primorsk oil port on the Baltic Sea and three vessels in Russia's shadow fleet, with President Zelenskyy confirming hits on a Karakurt corvette and two tankers near Novorossiysk; Russia responded with 269 drones and ballistic missiles against Ukraine, of which Ukrainian air defences countered or shot down 249. The strikes reflect ongoing reciprocal targeting of energy infrastructure and military assets, while Britain signalled intent to join the EU's loan scheme for Ukraine and announced additional sanctions on Russian military supply chains.
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Zelenskyy says three ‘shadow fleet’ vessels hit along with guided missile corvette; Ukrainian drones menace Moscow and surrounds. What we know on day 1,531 Ukraine on Sunday launched a wave of strikes against Russian oil targets, hitting the key port of Primorsk on the Baltic Sea and three ships that Ukraine alleges were illegally used to transport Russian crude.

Ukraine war briefing: Strikes on Russia’s Primorsk oil port and ships
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