How Ukrainian shock attacks could mark the beginning of the end of Russia's grip on Crimea
Kyiv appears to be targeting Putin's naval assets to shift the balance of power in the air and at sea
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Kyiv appears to be targeting Putin's naval assets to shift the balance of power in the air and at sea
Photos of major damage to a Russian Navy submarine attacked while in dry dock in Crimea point to the boat being a complete write-off.
If Kyiv is unable to penetrate Russian defensive lines, the only other realistic option is a peace agreement on favourable terms to Putin
British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles were the key element of a highly sophisticated Ukrainian air and sea attack this week that represented the most powerful strike against Crimea since the war began. The missiles hit a Kilo Class attack submarine and a large amphibious landing ship in the Russian-occupied port of Sevastopol, and likely caused significant damage to dock facilities. Disabling of the latter vessel was a particular blow for Moscow as these ships are critical for supply fro
Russia says cruise missiles and drone boats were used in the overnight attack that left the Black Sea Fleet port in occupied Crimea ablaze.