Zelensky Claims Ukraine Continues to Sanction Russia's "Shadow Fleet," Strikes Two Oil Tankers Entering Port
On the 3rd local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated through social media that Ukraine will continue to impose sanctions on Russia's "shadow fleet" and revealed that the Ukrainian military has struck two such tankers in the waters of Novorossiysk port.
Zelensky pointed out that these tankers are primarily used for transporting Russian oil and are an important support for the Russian wartime economy. The two struck tankers had previously been actively used for oil transportation. He emphasized that Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities will be fully developed at sea, in the air, and on land.
Currently, there has been no response from the Russian side. (CCTV reporter Dong Wei)
Ukrainian forces struck two oil tankers in the Novorossiysk port area on the 3rd of the month, as announced by President Zelensky. These tankers are vital for transporting Russian oil, which supports its wartime economy. Zelensky stated that Ukraine will continue to impose sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet' and highlighted the enhancement of Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky announced ongoing sanctions against Russia's 'shadow fleet'.
- Ukrainian forces hit two oil tankers in the Novorossiysk port area.
- The tankers are crucial for transporting Russian oil and supporting its wartime economy.
- Zelensky emphasized the development of Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities across multiple domains.
- There has been no response from Russia regarding this incident.