Russia says it hit three Ukrainian ports overnight striking infrastructure and fuel
Russia said the strikes hit port infrastructure, a cargo ship and storage tanks used to support Ukrainian military operations.
- Russia said it struck Ukrainian ports of Odesa and Chornomorsk, targeting infrastructure and vessels that it claimed supported the Ukrainian military.
- Russia's defence ministry said the strikes hit a dry-cargo ship, military cargo stores, fuel tanks, loading facilities, and other vessels transporting cargo for Ukraine's military.
- Ukraine requested an emergency UN Security Council meeting due to Russia's attacks on civilian shipping in the Black Sea, with recent strikes killing 10 people on a civilian vessel.
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Russia said today that it targeted three Ukrainian ports last night, targeting infrastructure, including loading and unloading facilities and fuel reserves for Ukraine's armed forces.
Russia says it hit three Ukrainian ports overnight striking infrastructure and fuel
Russia said on Friday that its forces had struck three Ukrainian ports overnight in attacks which had targeted infrastructure - including loading and unloading facilities and fuel reserves - which supported Kyiv's armed forces.
Russia strikes Odessa port facilities used to store military cargo
Russian forces struck port infrastructure in Odessa, targeting cargo facilities and a drone-component production site. The strike is part of a months-long campaign against Ukrainian military logistics along the Black Sea coast. June saw the highest Ukrainian civilian casualties since April 2022, with at least 293 killed and nearly 2,000 injured. Ukraine retaliated by launching […]
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informacion.esThe Ukrainian government informed this Thursday of the cessation of activity in all its ports due to the campaign of bombings against port infrastructures and ships being carried out by Russia. "The entry of ships has been interrupted," said the Minister of Agriculture of Ukraine, Tarás Bisotski, in declarations collected by the agency Ukrinform.Continue reading....
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