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4 Tankers Hit, Drone Launch Site Destroyed as Crimean Supply Chains Collapse Overnight

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Overnight precision strikes have severely crippled Russia’s ability to supply its occupation forces. Ukrainian forces neutralized a marine drone/boat base, hit 4 fuel tankers operating in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, eliminated 5 Russian air defense elements, and obliterated an active drone launch facility.

Key developments:

Taman Fuel Hub Hit: Satellite imagery (NASA FIRMS) indicates major fires at the Taman petroleum terminal, cutting off vital logistics lines feeding occupied Crimea.

Kerch Shield Pierced: A Russian air defense battery guarding the Kerch approach was heavily degraded.

Panicked Outflow: The total loss of fuel security and rolling energy blackouts are triggering a massive civilian flight. Fearing an unlivable, frozen winter with zero power, thousands of residents are abandoning their homes and driving toward the Russian interior.

When air defenses fail and oil terminals burn, the occupation loses its foundation.

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