Russia says it struck vessels carrying military cargo to Ukraine's ports
Russian forces also targeted logistics sites in Kyiv and the Mykolaiv region, including facilities tied to missiles, drones and military cargo, the ministry said.
- On Tuesday, the Russian Defence Ministry claimed forces struck a cargo ship in the Bug estuary delivering military goods to Mykolaiv, plus two additional vessels bound for Odesa.
- Russia carried out drone strikes on various targets in Ukraine on Monday, targeting facilities the Ministry alleged were used to support military supply chains and weapons production.
- Specific targets included Kyiv's Darnytsia locomotive depot and Pulp Mill Print facility, alongside a Nova Poshta logistics center in Ternivka and a warehouse in Meshkovo-Pohorelove.
- Russian officials omitted energy facilities from their strike report, potentially aligning with Donald Trump's energy ceasefire announcement on Sunday, though Reuters could not independently verify the claims.
- Moscow alleges the struck vessels and warehouses stored military and dual-use cargo intended for Ukrainian forces, though these claims remain unverified by independent sources.
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Russian Ministry of Defense: This afternoon, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued drone strikes against logistics centers and naval vessels involved in the delivery of military goods to Ukraine
This afternoon, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued drone strikes against logistics centers and naval vessels involved in the delivery of military goods to Ukraine.As a result of the strike in the...
Russia Hits Two Ships Delivering Military Cargo to Ukraine
Russian forces hit two ships delivering military and dual-use cargo to Ukraine's port city of Mykolaiv, the Russian defence ministry said on Tuesday, without mentioning any energy facilities following US President Donald Trump's announcement…
Russia said it had launched drone strikes on three cargo ships it said were carrying military equipment to Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea. Two of the ships were heading to Odessa and the third to Nikolaev. The Russian Defense Ministry also reported a strike on a logistics center in the Nikolaev region. The department said that “three cargo ships” used to transport military equipment to Ukraine were hit. The report did not provide details about…
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