Ukraine’s military forces have struck multiple key facilities at the Russian-occupied port of Mariupol, according to Kyiv on Wednesday, June 10th.
After a drone operation which drew upon the resources of the 1st Azov Corps and the SBU security service, military sources claimed
The enemy’s ability to use Mariupol as a logistics hub is significantly limited.
Now denied power, the port previously “was used by the enemy [Russia] for military logistics, as well as the illegal export of Ukrainian grain, coal and metal.”
Kyiv has attempted to verify Tuesday’s strikes using video footage. The offensive fits into a new pattern of long-range attacks deep into enemy territory designed to isolate Russian frontline combatants.
