Russian Forces Continue Precision Strikes on Ukrainian Ports
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Russian forces continued group strikes with precision weapons on Ukrainian ports overnight to July 24, targeting fuel tanks in Odessa, a dry-cargo vessel in Nikolayev, and port infrastructure, drone depots, and a floating dock in Izmail.
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Russian forces continued group strikes with precision weapons on Ukrainian ports overnight to July 24, following similar strikes on July 23.
MOSCOW, July 24. /TASS/. Russian forces continued delivering group strikes with precision weapons on Ukrainian ports overnight to July 24, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
On the night of July 23-24, Russian forces continued to deliver group strikes using air-launched precision weapons and strike drones on Ukrainian ports, the Defense Ministry said in a statement.
According to the ministry, tanks with fuel and lubricants for the Ukrainian armed forces were struck at the port of Odessa (the state enterprise Odessa Commercial Sea Port).
At the port of Nikolayev (the state enterprise Nikolayev Commercial Sea Port) Russian forces struck during unloading a dry-cargo vessel, carrying military supplies.
In addition, at the port of Izmail (the state enterprise Izmail Commercial Sea Port), port infrastructure facilities for unloading and storage of military cargoes, three unmanned surface vessel storage depots, including a Magura unmanned boat, and a hangar with equipment of the Ukrainian armed forces, were struck.
A floating dock for autonomous unmanned underwater vehicles storage and launching was also struck at the Izmail port.
On the night of July 23, Russian forces struck port infrastructure facilities at the Odessa port used for unloading and storing military cargoes.
Also in Odessa, attack unmanned aerial vehicles hit a workshop manufacturing drone components and a warehouse with drones to be delivered to the Ukrainian army.
During the day on July 23, the Russian Armed Forces by air-launched precision weapons struck port infrastructure facilities for unloading and storage of fuel and lubricants for the Ukrainian armed forces at the Yuzhny port (the state enterprise Yuzhny Commercial Sea Port).
Questions ouvertes
- What is the full extent of damage to port infrastructure?
- How will Ukraine respond to these continued strikes?
- What is the impact on Black Sea shipping and potential grain exports?







