Ukrainian drone strikes forced Russia to stop shipping in vital sea corridor
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乌克兰无人机打击行动迫使俄罗斯在一周内完全停止亚速海航运。7月6日至13日期间，乌无人系统部队每晚出动单向攻击无人机，打击超过100艘俄油轮及其他船只，并发布视频证据。据路透社报道，此举导致俄方关闭从顿河进入亚速海的航线，并暂停经刻赤海峡从亚速海进入黑海的航运。海上通道中断切断了燃料等物资的海上运输，进一步孤立了俄占克里米亚半岛。该地区此前已因乌克兰对俄能源
Ukrainian drone strikes have forced Russia to completely halt shipping in the Sea of Azov in less than a week—showing once again how a country without traditional naval power can still effectively blockade maritime corridors.
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces have flown one-way attack drones to target and strike more than 100 Russian tankers and other ships every night between July 6 and July 13, along with posting video evidence showing such drone strikes. The campaign has forced Russia to completely shut down the shipping route that flows from Russia’s Don River into the Sea of Azov, and to halt all Kerch Strait shipping transits from the Sea of Azov into the Black Sea, according to Reuters reporting.
The shutdown of such maritime lanes has further isolated the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula by cutting off seaborne delivery of fuel in particular. Crimea had already been experiencing severe fuel rationing and power outages as Ukraine stepped up its mid- and long-range drone strike campaign on Russian energy infrastructure and supply lines, leaving behind damaged oil refineries with billowing black smoke and burned-out trucks littering highways.
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