
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced attacks on the Novaya and Usatovo electrical substations, which ensure the operation of port infrastructure in the Odessa and Nikolaev regions.
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The attacks are carried out on energy infrastructure facilities associated with port facilities.
The Novaya and Usatovo electrical substations, which ensure the functioning of the port infrastructure of the Odessa and Nikolaev regions, are affected.
MOSCOW, September 13 - RIA Novosti. The Novaya and Usatovo electrical substations, which ensure the functioning of the port infrastructure of the Odessa and Nikolaev regions, were affected, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

In Sevastopol, air defense forces neutralized 12 Ukrainian drones. The attack left two civilians injured, but there was no threat to their lives, Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev said.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported attacks with precision weapons and UAVs on the logistics centers "PALMA", "RABEN-UKRAINE" and "ODESSA-22" in Odessa, which were used to store cargo of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

On September 13, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced attacks on the Palma, Raben-Ukraine and Odessa-22 logistics centers in Odessa, as well as on a drone production workshop and a missile and artillery warehouse of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced the continuation of attacks on railway infrastructure in western Ukraine, which, according to the department, are used to transport military cargo from European countries.

ZNPP Communications Director Evgenia Yashina said that IAEA inspectors will be notified of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on the plant's training center. Since the evening of September 12, more than ten drone attacks have been recorded, with no casualties.

A serviceman of the 100th brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with the call sign “Genka” reported a lack of water and food at the positions. MP Artem Dmitruk argues that tens of thousands of Ukrainian troops face similar supply problems on the front lines.