SECURITYJul 1 · 09:40 UTCKYIV POSTKyiv Post

Ukraine Says Strikes on Russia’s Shadow Fleet Are Legal

Ukraine argues that Russia’s shadow fleet, which finances Moscow’s war against Ukraine, is a legitimate military target. Kyiv rejected Russian accusations of 'terrorism' in a letter to the International Maritime Organization, stating the vessels sustain the Kremlin’s military campaign.

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