Russian military holds exercise simulating Ukrainian amphibious assault on Crimea

The Russian military command held an exercise called 'Wake-Up Call in the Crimean Peninsula' simulating a Ukrainian amphibious assault on the peninsula, according to reports. The drill was designed to practice repelling a seaborne landing by Ukrainian forces in the region.

The Russian military command held an exercise named 'Wake-Up Call in the Crimean Peninsula' simulating a Ukrainian amphibious assault on the peninsula, according to a report. The drill was designed to practice repelling a seaborne landing by Ukrainian forces. The exercise comes as Ukraine continues its campaign of strikes on Crimea, including drone attacks on infrastructure and military targets, as The Zioneer has previously reported. The focus on amphibious defense highlights Russian concerns about a potential Ukrainian attempt to establish a beachhead on the peninsula.

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