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Ukrainian Intelligence Strikes Russian Port, Crippling Two Vital Military Transport Vessels

Port Kavkaz disabled by GUR attack
Удар української розвідки по російському порту завдав серйозної шкоди важливим військовим транспортним суднам.

Ukrainian Forces Target Russian Military Ships

According to ХВИЛЯ: In a nighttime operation on March 14, Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense launched an attack against two Russian military vessels and infrastructure at the Port of Kavkaz. The operation was carried out by the GUR's special forces, specifically its Department of Active Operations, with the goal of destroying ships used to transport weapons, ammunition, and heavy military equipment to the front lines.

According to a statement from the GUR's press service, the assault completely disabled the 'Slavyanin' railway ferry and inflicted significant damage on the 'Avangard' vessel. These ships were central components of the so-called Kerch ferry crossing and played a key role in the maritime military logistics of the invading forces. This strike is part of a broader Ukrainian strategy to degrade Russia's ability to resupply its troops in occupied southern Ukraine.

Assault on Port Infrastructure

Beyond targeting the ships, Ukrainian military units also executed a separate operation to inflict fire damage on the infrastructure of the Port of Kavkaz, located in Russia's Krasnodar Krai. The operation involved special forces from military intelligence working in concert with other units of Ukraine's Defense Forces.

This attack represents another phase in Ukraine's ongoing campaign to disrupt Russian logistical routes and military resources. Ports and transport arteries used by the aggressor remain high-priority targets, as their destruction can significantly impact the flow of military hardware and weaponry to the front. These actions also serve to demonstrate Ukraine's military capabilities to its international partners, potentially influencing diplomatic and military support decisions.

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