
AI-generated summary
The strike is part of ongoing group attacks on Ukrainian seaports, ships and logistics centers involved in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The Russian armed forces hit a facility in the Odessa region. Details about this were reported in the Telegram channel of the Ministry of Defense.
“This afternoon, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued to carry out group strikes on the sea ports of Ukraine and ships, as well as logistics centers involved in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the message says.
The defense department emphasized that as a result of the strikes, a dry cargo ship delivering military cargo was damaged. It was located in the port of the city of Chernomorsk.
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