Ukraine just Invaded Bryansk Oblast, Russia | Ukraine War Update
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Russia’s struggles to supply Crimea with oil and diesel fuel have taken a turn for the worse. A Ukrainian attack using Neptune missiles sank a ferry carrying oil and diesel trains, causing a significant disruption to Crimea’s logistics. The Russian military is now relying on trucks to transport fuel to the peninsula, a costly and inefficient process. This development is part of a larger trend, as Ukraine’s military has been increasingly successful in striking at Russian supply lines. The economic impact of Ukraine’s attacks is also significant, as Russia’s economy is already struggling under sanctions.
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