A pair of Ukrainian officials argue in an essay that further strikes against Crimea could change the tide of the war.
on Crimea, a geostrategic lynchpin and summer holiday destination, marks a reversal after Ukrainian officials previously sidestepped questions about their involvement and comes amid renewed calls from Ukrainian capital Kyiv to retake the Crimean peninsula.
Members of the Russian Navy patrol in front of a headquarters for Russia's Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol, Crimea, on July 31, 2022. Ukrainian officials on Wednesday acknowledged striking a Russian airbase on the Crimean peninsula.Ukrainian forces could see a"turning point" in 2023 against Russia's military by affecting its"center of gravity," the two wrote in the essay.
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