️—The Russian Armed Forces Struck a Logistics Center Called "Bloom" in Teplodar, Odesa Region, During the Night
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Russia said it had hit a cargo ship in the Black Sea that Moscow said was carrying military cargo to the port of Odessa. The claim was made by the Russian Defense Ministry and has not been independently confirmed. “The country’s armed forces have hit a cargo ship in the Black Sea that was transporting military cargo to the port of Odessa,” the ministry said, as quoted by TASS. It did not give the name of the vessel, its flag, crew details or inf…
Russian MOD: 'Last night, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued to carry out strikes using unmanned aerial vehicles against Ukrainian port infrastructure facilities as well as vessels operating in support of the AFU. In Odessa region, the Bloom logistics centre in Teplodar was hit. It stored military and dual-use cargo intended to supply the AFU. In addition, a dry cargo ship transporting military cargo to the port of Odessa was hit while at sea.'
️—The Russian Armed Forces struck a logistics center called "Bloom" in Teplodar, Odesa region, during the night
The center was used for storing military and dual-purpose goods.This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense. A strike was also carried out on a cargo ship delivering military supplies to the port of...
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albawaba.netThe Russian Ministry of Defence, on Friday, said that it had launched night strikes by drones targeting a logistics post in Odessa province in southern Ukraine and a Black Sea ship used for the Ukrainian army...
The Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation stated that last night our military continued to attack Ukrainian PPC facilities as well as port infrastructure in Ukraine.
Russia claimed responsibility for the attack on a merchant ship in the Black Sea, which was bound for Odessa. The post Russia said the strike on a merchant ship bound for Odessa appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
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