The attack also damaged a communication centre and Russian navy infrastructure, Ukrainian military officials said.
Ukraine has hit two Russian ships at the Crimean port of Sevastopol, hampering Vladimir Putin's hold over the Black Sea, the UK's Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed. The two large landing ships were struck by missiles early on Sunday, the Ukrainian military said. They also damaged a communication centre and Russian navy infrastructure.
Huge strategic and historical importance Crimea, and Sevastopol more specifically, is of huge historical and strategic importance to Russia. According to military and defence analyst Sean Bell: 'Most military analysts believe that liberating Crimea would be a very difficult military challenge for Ukraine. 'However, if it was to focus its offensive military action on the Crimean peninsula, it could force Russia to reassess its strategy.
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