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Russian armed forces hit a cargo ship with military cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the port of Odessa

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  • The Russian Armed Forces destroyed a cargo ship transporting military equipment and dual-use cargo to supply the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the port of Odessa.
  • At night, the Russian Armed Forces continued drone strikes on logistics centers, port and transport infrastructure facilities, communication centers and sea vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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Why It Matters

The strike on a bulk carrier carrying military cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the port of Odessa is part of the ongoing actions of the Russian Armed Forces to disrupt the logistics chains and infrastructure supporting the Ukrainian armed forces.

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The Russian Armed Forces hit a dry cargo ship while crossing the sea, which was carrying military equipment and dual-use cargo to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the port of Odessa, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

At night, the Russian Armed Forces continued to carry out drone strikes on logistics centers, port and transport infrastructure facilities, communication centers and sea vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

What to Watch

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  • Russian armed forces will continue to strike logistics facilities and sea vessels involved in supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    Likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • What exact quantity and type of dual-use cargo was on board the cargo ship?
  • Were there any casualties or injuries among the crew of the cargo ship?
  • How much damage has been caused to logistics centers and infrastructure as a result of nighttime drone strikes?

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