Drone strikes Russian military vessel in occupied Feodosia: What is known
Illustrative photo: In Feodosia, a drone struck a Russian military vessel (Getty Images)
In temporarily occupied Feodosia in Crimea, a drone struck a military vessel of Russian forces on the night of December 14, according to the Krymskii Veter Telegram channel.
According to the monitoring channel, a fire broke out on the vessel after the strike and was visible from various parts of the city. The extent of the damage to the ship and the scale of the impact are still being clarified.
On Saturday, December 13, a series of explosions was heard in occupied Crimea. In particular, the sounds of detonations were reported in Feodosia as well as in the area of Cape Fiolent. Russian authorities have not yet commented on the situation.
Photo: In Feodosia, a drone struck a Russian military vessel (https://t.me/Crimeanwind/91050)
We also reported that recently, Ukrainian military intelligence destroyed a Russian An-26 military transport plane, along with two other enemy targets in temporarily occupied Crimea.
On the night of November 1–2, the Defense Intelligence (HUR) attacked the command post of an S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile division on a combat position, as well as a Russian 92N6E multifunction radar in Crimea.
In September, Ukrainian intelligence reported the destruction of two Russian Be-12 Chaika amphibious aircraft in temporarily occupied Crimea.
This occurred on September 21 during an operation by the Prymary HUR special unit of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. The intelligence service emphasized that this was the first recorded strike on a Be-12 in history.
According to HUR, along with the two amphibious aircraft, Ukrainian forces also disabled another Russian aviation asset during the same raid — a multi-purpose Mi-8 helicopter. The operation dealt a significant blow to the enemy’s capabilities, given the rarity and high value of these aerial platforms.
