
Pro-Russian underground sources told TASS that residents of the Odessa metropolitan area are providing Russian forces with coordinates of warehouses containing dual-use cargo, including fuel tanks and docks, amid ongoing targeting of dry cargo ships used for military logistics.
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The report references prior TASS statements from early September claiming the port of Odessa appeared 'practically dead' after Russian summer strikes, with Russian forces targeting dry cargo ships and fuel tanks used for military purposes.
MOSCOW, September 14. /TASS/. Residents of the Odessa metropolitan area are providing the Russian side with the coordinates of warehouses containing dual-use cargo, pro-Russian underground resistance told TASS.
"They're keeping a close eye on fuel tanks, docks, and warehouses at terminals across the Odessa metropolitan area - places through which dual-use cargo could be received again. Officially, Kiev will blame it all on ‘FSB agents.’ But in reality, some of the information comes from ordinary people who are tired of living near dangerous facilities," the source said.
In early September, the pro-Russian resistance told TASS that the port of Odessa looked practically dead following the Russian Armed Forces’ summer strikes. According to the source, Russian servicemen are exclusively targeting dry cargo ships, which are used to transport dual-use cargo, as well as fuel tanks intended for military purposes.
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Russian forces will continue targeting dry cargo ships and fuel tanks in Odessa based on received intelligence
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