Russian carriers are increasingly panicking over the risks associated with transporting goods to occupied Crimea. This is linked to regular strikes by Ukrainian Defense Forces, which significantly complicate logistics in the region.
In particular, the cost of transport to Crimea has surged to around 500,000 rubles for two trips. These changes have resulted from restrictions on ferry services, leading to increased pressure on land routes.
Petro Andryushchenko, head of the Center for Occupation Studies, reported that the situation is severely complicating enemy logistics in the area.