UAV Attacks from Russia on Ukraine's Infrastructure and Military Targets
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that UAV attacks were carried out on Ukraine's energy and port infrastructure and on ships carrying military cargo.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that ships and warehouses carrying energy, port infrastructure and military cargo were hit by UAVs in the Kharkiv and Odessa regions of Ukraine, and 199 UAVs were destroyed.
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Why It Matters
The war between Russia and Ukraine continues, and Russian forces are targeting Ukraine's critical infrastructure facilities.
In the statement made by the Ministry, it was stated that the Russian Armed Forces continued their UAV attacks against Ukraine's energy and port infrastructure and maritime vehicles used in the interests of the Ukrainian army.
In the statement, it was noted that the Koçetok electrical substation in the Kharkiv region was hit in the attacks carried out last night and night, and it was stated that the Vilkovo port point, which is stated to be used for the shipment of military cargo in the Odessa region, and the fuel depots of the Ukrainian army in the Chernomorsk Port were targeted.
It was stated in the statement that a dry cargo ship carrying military supplies was also hit in the Chernomorsk Port, and another dry cargo ship carrying military cargo was hit while cruising at sea south of the city of Odessa.
In another statement of the Ministry, it was stated that Russian air defense systems destroyed 199 Ukrainian UAVs in different regions between 20:00 yesterday and 08:00 today.
Open Questions
- What is the extent of damage to the ships hit?
- How long will the power outage in Kharkiv last?
