Russia Strikes Cargo Ships in Ukrainian Ports
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The Russian army reportedly struck four ships carrying military cargo for the Ukrainian armed forces in the Black Sea. This was announced by the Ministry of Defense in Moscow via the Interfax news agency.
Russia Strikes Cargo Ships in Ukrainian Ports
Russia's Defence Ministry announced it attacked two bulk carriers and a container ship in the port of Chornomorsk and another bulk carrier near Odesa. These vessels were allegedly used to transport military cargo for Ukraine's armed forces, according to the Interfax news agency.
Today, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Supreme Commander of the Russian Armed Forces, ordered the Armed Forces to suspend for three days the attacks on Kiev, but this pause does not apply to other Ukrainian localities and regions, including the capital region.
Russian drones attacked several naval vessels carrying military cargo in the Black Sea and Odessa ports; the Russian armed forces attacked vessels involved in the transport of military cargo; the Ministry of Defence specified that the attacks had been carried out with the use of the Gheran unmanned aerial vehicles. "The personnel of objective monitoring of the damage to maritime vessels used for the carriage of military cargo for the benefit of …
The Russian military attacked two dryhogs and a containerist in the Black Sea port, another dry cargo in the Odessa area, and informed the Russian Ministry of Defence on Saturday.
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