SBU drones crash Russia's shadow tanker party and burn three oil depots
While some are debating sanctions, Ukrainian drones are physically enforcing them 600 kilometers deep into Russian territory.
So, the SBU decided to play maritime police again. Their sea drone, poetically named Mamai, just paid a very explosive visit to a massive tanker called Avero. This isn’t just some random boat—it’s a giant Suezmax-class vessel that has been happily ignoring G7 sanctions to haul Russian crude to Asia. Or rather, it was.
Meanwhile, 600 kilometers away in Stavropol, aerial drones decided to throw a light show. They targeted three oil depots simultaneously, turning their storage tanks into giant, expensive torches. This marks the fourth shadow fleet tanker Ukraine has neutralized in just ten days, proving that a drone is much faster than international bureaucracy.
It turns out "under the radar" doesn't mean "under the water," but the shadow fleet is rapidly learning how to do both.
Source: SBU
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