A military campaign is underway in Crimea, with Ukraine aiming to disrupt Russian forces. The goal is to make the peninsula unusable as a base for Russian operations. Details about the campaign's progress are emerging, including damage to key infrastructure.
This has impacted supply lines and disrupted Russian activities. Further information on the situation is available from news sources, including an interview with a Ukrainian commander discussing the campaign's objectives and challenges.
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