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​The UK Defense Intelligence Analyzed the Consequences of Ukrainian Strikes on russian Navy

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Ukraine’s ability to strike Crimean shipbuilding infrastructure is likely to compel russia to consider relocating its shipbuilding operations farther from the front lines / screenshot from video
Ukraine’s ability to strike Crimean shipbuilding infrastructure is likely to compel russia to consider relocating its shipbuilding operations farther from the front lines / screenshot from video

Ukraine’s ability to strike Crimean shipbuilding infrastructure is likely to compel russia to consider relocating its shipbuilding operations farther from the front lines

As reported by Ukrainian and russian sources, on November 4, 2023, a newly built russian naval corvette was almost certainly damaged after being struck while alongside at the Zaliv shipyard in Kerch, occupied Crimea, the UK Defense Intelligence reports.

The Askold corvette, launched in 2021, had not been commissioned into the russian Navy. The incident is farther to the east in Crimea than most previous Ukrainian-claimed long-range strikes.

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Ukraine’s capability to hit Crimean shipbuilding infrastructure will likely cause russia to consider relocating farther from the front line, delaying the delivery of new vessels.

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