Crimea back in play? Russia feels pain of Ukraine long-range strikes
Summary
Ukraine has started using longer-range missiles and drones to strike Russian fuel and power facilities in Crimea, the peninsula Russia took control of in 2014. These attacks have caused shortages at gas stations in Crimea and raised questions about Russia’s ability to hold the area and possible future negotiations.Key Facts
- Ukraine is targeting fuel and power supplies in Crimea with longer-range missiles and drones.
- Crimea has been under Russian control since 2014 after Russia annexed it.
- The attacks have led to gas shortages at many stations in Crimea.
- Russia is continuing military actions on other fronts but Crimea shows signs of vulnerability.
- There is debate about whether Ukraine will launch a full offensive to retake Crimea.
- Some people in Crimea voted to join Russia in a past referendum.
- The strikes affect not just Crimea but also the wider Black Sea region important for trade.
- An upcoming NATO summit in Turkey will discuss security issues related to the Black Sea.
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