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Kyiv considers action against Russian maritime convoy linked to Africa Corps

By , based on Intelligence Online

Kyiv considers action against Russian maritime convoy linked to Africa Corps

Ukrainian military intelligence is tracking four Russian-flagged ships whose AIS signals have been switched off, as they are reportedly carrying equipment for the Africa Corps. Kyiv is said to be ready to intervene against the maritime convoy currently under way, according to Intelligence Online.

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