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Crimea Strikes Show Ukraine Can Hit Further Behind Russian Lines

Russian forces seized Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 with barely a combat, and Vladimir Putin mentioned it might belong to Moscow perpetually.

Eight years later, blasts at a Russian air base and ammunition depot there—the results of Ukrainian assaults, in response to senior officers in Kyiv —have uncovered Moscow’s vulnerability and made the peninsula the newest battleground within the persevering with struggle between the neighbors.

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