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Ukraine says it damaged Russian rescue ship in Crimea

The Ukrainian Navy struck the Russian salvage ship 'Kommuna' in Crimea, as reported by Ukraine's Defense Ministry.
Used for deep-sea operations, the ship was among Russia's oldest vessels and is now unable to carry out its duties, based on Ukraine's statement.
Ukrainian navy spokesman Dmytro Pletenchuk mentioned the ship's incapacity due to the attack and indicated further occurrences until Russian vessels are depleted or Crimea is left by them.

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The Hindu

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Reuters

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The Straits Times

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Le Figaro

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