Strikes on substation, dry cargo ship and locomotives: The Ministry of Defense named the targets of the night attack on Ukraine
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The Russian military attacked the infrastructure of the Black Sea port on Sunday night and delivered military cargo to the port of Odessa to dry cargo, declared to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation. "In the Black Sea port of the Odessa region (infected by the IF), the ferry terminal, the port management and the power substation providing for the unloading and storage of military cargo delivered to Ukraine", the Ministry reported.
On the night of 15 November, the Russian Armed Forces continued to launch drone strikes on energy, port and rail infrastructure, as well as on vessels engaged in providing UPU...
Strikes on substation, dry cargo ship and locomotives: The Ministry of Defense named the targets of the night attack on Ukraine
Strikes on substation, dry cargo ship and locomotives: The Ministry of Defense named the targets of the night attack on UkraineOn the night of November 14, Russian troops continued a series of drone strikes against the enemy's energy, port and railway...
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that energy, port, and railway infrastructure in Ukraine were targeted, and a military cargo ship was struck in the Black Sea. Russia also announced that 533 Ukrainian drones were shot down.
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that it had carried out overnight attacks on energy, port, and railway facilities in Ukraine. According to the ministry, a transformer station in Rivne, a ferry terminal in Chornomorsk Port, and two locomotives in Dnipropetrovsk were hit; air defenses destroyed 533 drones.
Logistical Impact: The Locomotives Were Destroyed and Pulled the Nato Weapons Directly to the Front.
Russian forces attacked two railway locomotives in the area of the station Dnipropetrovsk, and according to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation, the equipment was used to transport cargo intended to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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