Ukrainian drones struck a convoy of Russian fuel trucks heading toward the Crimean Peninsula early Monday, according to a report by Israeli journalist Asaf Rozentzweig (N12). The attack targeted the convoy as it was traveling to Crimea. No details on damage or casualties are yet available.
The reported strike early Monday appears to be part of Ukraine's ongoing campaign to disrupt Russian military logistics and fuel supplies to occupied Crimea. The Zioneer has previously covered Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian fuel infrastructure, including strikes on oil depots, refineries, and shadow fleet tankers. This report is based on a single source; details on the convoy's size, damage, and casualties remain unverified.
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