Russia says it struck two Ukrainian cargo vessels in the Black Sea
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Russia says it struck two Ukrainian cargo vessels in the Black Sea
MOSCOW, Oct 5 (Reuters) – The Russian defence ministry said on Monday its forces struck two Ukrainian cargo vessels in the Black Sea. It said it hit fuel storage facilities at the port of Chornomorsk that were intended to supply Ukrainian armed forces, as well as a dry cargo vessel carrying military equipment. Another dry cargo vessel transporting military supplies was hit south of the city of Odesa, according to a statement. It …
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that two Ukrainian-flagged cargo ships carrying military equipment were struck in the Black Sea. The statement also mentioned that fuel storage facilities in the Chornomorsk port, intended to supply the Ukrainian armed forces, as well as an electrical substation in the Kharkiv region, were targeted.
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that overnight drone strikes targeted energy and port infrastructure in Ukraine's Kharkiv and Odessa regions, as well as two cargo ships reportedly carrying military cargo.
The Russian Defense Ministry reported attacks in the Odessa and Kharkiv regions. According to the ministry, the Russians struck, among other targets, fuel tanks located in the port of Chornomorsk.
Moscow, Oct 5 (Latin Press) The Russian Armed Forces launched another wave of attacks today against energy facilities, ports and boats used by the Ukrainian Army, announced the Ministry of Defense. The post Russia attacked Ukraine's ports and energy facilities first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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