(OCCUPIED CRIMEA) – A sustained Ukrainian operation targeting Moscow’s maritime logistics has damaged 105 vessels in eight days, including 15 destroyed in a single night.
The press service of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces reported that the operation, dubbed “MoLoChKa”, struck a significant portion of the shadow fleet used to supply Russian occupation forces.
On the night of 13 July, border guard drones destroyed seven tankers, five dry cargo ships, one ferry, and two tugboats. The cumulative campaign from 6 to 13 July resulted in effective damage to 105 vessels. The transshipment infrastructure on the occupied peninsula is now receiving nightly attention, leading to suspended strait traffic and minimal unloading.
A parallel operation, “Crimean Switch Off”, struck nine power substations of various capacities across Crimea and occupied territories on the nights of 12 to 13 July. The strategic electricity transfer point from Russia to Crimea was also hit.
Four air defence elements were eliminated, including an S-400 launcher, a Tor air defence system, and two radars. The State Border Guard stated its units engaged 1,725 targets in the tactical depth of the entire front over the past day. The operation is set to continue until the Russian shadow fleet is completely decimated.
The commander with the callsign “MAGYAR” noted: “We will stand. Moscow will fall, MoLoChKa in action. We will feed and rebuild Crimea.”
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