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The Kerch Bridge in Crimea and seemingly the Black Sea shipyard were targeted in a Ukrainian attack, which was foiled by ...
The Armed Forces of Ukraine launched a successful strike on the Zaliv shipyard in Kerch, the Strategic Communications Department of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports. "On the evening of November 4, ...
Ukrainian drones attacked the city of Kerch in eastern Crimea on Friday, the Ukrainian Telegram channel Crimean Wind reported, citing local residents who heard explosions.. According to the channel, ...
The Russian Defense Ministry said late Saturday that Ukrainian forces fired 15 cruise missiles at the Zaliv shipyard in Kerch, a city in the east of the Crimean Peninsula.
The Russian Defense Ministry said late Saturday that Ukrainian forces fired 15 cruise missiles at the Zaliv shipyard in Kerch, a city in the east of the Crimean Peninsula. Air defenses shot down 13… ...
The first photographs of a Russian Askold missile carrier that was destroyed in the Zaliv shipyard in temporarily occupied Crimea have appeared online. Source: Centre for Strategic Communications ...
According to ‘Crimean Wind’, marine drones are making a breakthrough into the Kerch Strait. The Russian military is trying to destroy them from the sea, from the shore and from the air. In addition, ...
The Russian Defense Ministry said Saturday that 15 Ukrainian cruise missiles were launched at the Zaliv shipyard in Kerch, a city in the east of the Crimean Peninsula, The Associated Press reported.
The 19-kilometer Kerch Strait bridge was opened for cars and buses in May. It contains a four-lane highway and two lines of railway tracks that are still under construction. The $3.7 billion ...
The European Union on October 1 announced asset freezes on four companies and two individuals responsible for the construction of the Kerch Strait railway bridge.
It's looking like they again targeted Russian vessels in the Zaliv shipyard, near the Kerch bridge. Explosions heard in the area. This likely the work of Ukraine's deadly sea drones.