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In a remarkable night operation, Ukrainian military units launched a coordinated assault in the Sea of Azov, resulting in the destruction of twelve Russian tankers, a tugboat, and a dry cargo ship, as reported by Ukraine's Defense Forces. This naval attack significantly undermines Russia's fuel supply chains for its front-line operations in Zaporizhzhia and southern Ukraine. Concurrently, the Institute for the Study of War noted that Russia experienced 1,310 military casualties within a single day, marking one of the highest daily loss figures since 2022. During the NATO summit in Ankara, US President Trump revealed plans to begin licensing the production of Patriot air defense missiles for Ukraine, a move that could drastically enhance Ukraine's capacity to defend against Russian strikes on its cities. Experts suggest that the combination of aerial drone superiority and the impending production of Patriot missiles may alter the dynamics of the conflict in the coming months.
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00:00Ukraine just destroyed 12 Russian tankers in a single night.
00:03And that is just the beginning of a dramatic shift in this war. Ukrainian forces launched
00:09coordinated drone and missile strikes in the Sea of Azov overnight, taking out 12 Russian tankers,
00:15a tugboat, and a cargo ship. These were not random targets. These vessels were fueling
00:21Russian frontline forces in southern Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russia lost 1310 troops in the past
00:2724 hours, one of the highest single-day figures since the full-scale invasion began in 2022.
00:33That brings total Russian combat losses to over 1.4 million personnel.
00:39And here's the development that changes everything. At the NATO summit in Ankara,
00:44President Trump announced the U.S. is now ready to license Ukraine to build its own Patriot air
00:49defense missiles. Patriot production on Ukrainian soil could be operational within 12 to 18 months.
00:56Combined with Ukraine's demonstrated drone dominance. Analysts say Russia's current offensive strategy
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