Ukraine says the commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet was killed?

(Dan Tri) – The Ukrainian army announced that the September 22 raid on the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Crimea killed the fleet commander and dozens of Russian officers.

Smoke rose from the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet on September 22 after a Ukrainian missile attack (Photo: Twitter).

`After Ukraine’s raid on the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet, 34 Russian officers died, including the fleet commander. In addition, 105 other Russian soldiers were injured. The fleet headquarters was damaged

The above statement cannot be verified.

Satellite images show smoke rising from the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet after being attacked on September 22 (Photo: Reuters).

Last weekend, the Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that Ukraine had launched a missile attack on the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol at noon on September 22.

Moscow said that the attack damaged the headquarters and killed one soldier.

Meanwhile, SOF said on September 23 that the attack killed and injured dozens of people, including the senior commander of the Black Sea Fleet.

Russia annexed the peninsula in 2014 after a controversial referendum.

The raid was one of a series of recent Ukrainian attacks targeting the Black Sea Fleet and the Crimean peninsula.

Commander of Ukraine’s Tavria strategic and operational group, Mr. Oleksandr Tarnavsky, said that recent raids not only destroyed enemy forces, but also destroyed equipment concentrations, especially

According to Ukrainian officials, attacking logistics centers and high-level command centers will disrupt enemy forces, leading to chaos on the battlefield.

Meanwhile, Moscow said that Ukraine’s recent increased frequency of attacks on Crimea and targets within Russian territory shows that Kiev is `desperate` with a stagnant counterattack without a breakthrough.

The Crimean peninsula has been annexed by Russia since 2014 (Graphic: Guardian).