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Dredger struck by Ukraine
Ukraine’s drone forces have struck 21 Russian-flagged vessels in the Sea of Azov in the space of 72 hours, according to Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert “Madyar” Brovdi. Nine Russian tankers were hit by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) overnight on July 8, adding to 10 attacks reported on July 7 and two reported on July 6. The ships were all operating in the Sea of Azov and struck as part of Ukraine’s attempts to choke off fuel supplies in Russian-occupied Crimea. One ferry was hit, along with one bulk carrier and 19 tankers. Ambrey said the dozen attacks to July 7 represented the highest number of vessels targeted within a 48-hour period since the war in Ukraine began, representing a significant escalation in the Ukraine maritime security threat and a genuine shift in how this war was being fought at sea. List of hit ships: - 2011-built 7,100 dwt tanker 'Venus III'; - 2004-built 5,420 dwt tanker 'Sanar-1'; - 2012-built 7,000 dwt tanker 'Sanar-17'; - 2010-built 7,500 dwt tanker 'Teti'; - 2013-built 7,013 dwt tanker 'Aleksey Savrasov'; - 2010-built, 7,500 dwt tanker 'Penelope'; - 2006-built, 5,600 dwt tanker 'Climene'; - 2002-built 1,635 dwt dredger 'Ivan Cheremisinov'. Many of the identified vessels were subject to international sanctions from jurisdictions including Ukraine, EU and the USA, or operating for companies subject to similar sanctions, predominantly for the transport of Russian oil. Report with photo: https://www.seatrade-maritime.com/security/ukraine-hits-21-russian-ships-within-72-hours
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