Russia Continues to Strike Ukraine’s Port Infrastructure and Vessels Used by Its Armed Forces
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Russia has attacked the port of Izmail, in Ukraine's Odessa region, and struck two cargo ships heading to Odessa. The Russian Defense Ministry announced this morning in a post on the Telegram app, quoted by Reuters, BTA reports. According to the Russian military department, the attacked vessels were carrying military cargo. The message states that during the night, the Russian armed forces continued strikes with unmanned aerial vehicles against…
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 continues to strike Ukraine’s port infrastructure and vessels used by its armed forces
In the Odessa region, a strike hit port infrastructure at the port of Izmail, which is used for unloading and storing military and dual-use cargo intended to support the Ukrainian forces.Two dry cargo vessels carrying military supplies to the port...
Russian military nights struck with drones on the infrastructure of the port of Ishmael, reported to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation on Thursday. "In the Odessa region, the port infrastructure of the port of Ishmael used for unloading and storing military and dual-use goods intended for supply to the USA was hit," the Ministry stated.
On Thursday night, the Russian armed forces attacked Ukraine ' s port infrastructure and ships, which delivered cargo to the Ukrainian army, reported to the Ministry of Defence, which were hit by unmanned aerial vehicles, which indicated to the agency in Max. The attack in Odessa region affected the infrastructure of the port of Ishmael. This facility was used to unload and store military and dual-use cargo to support the Ukrainian army. In…
They hit the port of Ishmael, a key commercial point for the Ukrainians
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