Operation "MoLoChKa": Ukraine disabled 300 vessels of Russian "shadow fleet" in Black and Azov Seas
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Unmanned aerial forces continue their operation against Russia's "shadow fleet," which transports oil and fuel to the aggressor in defiance of international sanctions. According to SBS Commander Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, 300 vessels have already been disabled in the 11 weeks of Operation "MoLoChKa ." The operation has been ongoing since July 6, 2026. SBS "Ptakh" missiles have hit 134 vessels in the Sea of Azov, and another 166 vessels have been disabled in the Black Sea. The Black Sea, the Kerch Strait, and the Sea of Azov remain zones where Russian vessels are effectively barred from transit, as drones are highly accurate . Operation "MoLoChKa" continues, and the SBS will "burn as many tankers as possible . "
Russia's shadow fleet comprises aging tankers and commercial vessels used to move oil and petroleum products despite Western sanctions. The 300-vessel figure caps a tally that has climbed steadily since the campaign opened in July. Ukraine reported 196 vessels struck by July 22 and 218 by August 8, with 134 of those recorded in the Sea of Azov. The count then rose to 282 by September 9.
Despite a relentless campaign of Ukrainian drone strikes that has knocked out roughly a fifth of Russia’s oil refining capacity, Russian refineries are raking in unprecedented profits, The Moscow Times reported. According to data from Rosstat he refining sector earned a staggering 938 billion rubles or $11.13 billion in the first half of the year, a 16.2% increase from the same period last year. Financial analysts expect third-quarter profit margins to surge even higher, marking an era of extraordinary profitability for the domestic segment.
This windfall of “super-profits” is being driven by a combination of record-high wholesale prices on the St. Petersburg exchange and massive state subsidies through Russia’s fuel “damper” mechanism, The Moscow Times noted. Wholesale prices for petroleum products began climbing in March following the outbreak of war in the Middle East.
By July, exchange prices hit record highs, with AI-95 gasoline reaching 82,600 rubles or $980 per ton and diesel at 77,600 rubles or $921. In September, the price of AI-92 gasoline set a new all-time high of 73,100 rubles or $868 per ton.
To prevent these wholesale spikes from fully passing to consumers, the Russian government pays oil companies directly from the state budget. These “damper” payouts ballooned to nearly 350 billion rubles or $4.15 billion per month during the second quarter, and reached 500 billion rubles or $5.93 billion across July and August, The Moscow Times wrote.
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