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Ukraine strikes ships in Sevastopol with Storm Shadow - media
Ukraine has used British Storm Shadow cruise missiles for a large-scale strike on the Russian fleet in occupied Crimea
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Sky News reports this with reference to its own source.
"It was Storm Shadow," one of the sources said.
The publication also quotes the commander of the British Royal Navy, Admiral Sir Ben Key.
"[The Ukrainians] are demonstrating what can be done through innovative thought processes and a willingness to take risk," he said.
The UK Ministry of Defense has not yet commented on the likelihood of missiles being used.
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On the night of September 13, a massive missile attack took place on a shipyard in Sevastopol. As a result, two ships were damaged. Russia accuses Ukraine of the attack. Ukrainian intelligence confirms that a large Russian landing ship and submarine were hit.
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