Russia says it struck three vessels at Chernomorsk port and hit warehouse, factory in Odesa region
Moscow reported hits on two cargo ships, a military boat, a drone-components warehouse near Vyzirka and a factory in the Odesa region, but gave no timing or casualty details.
Russia's Ministry of Defence announced that its forces struck three vessels in the port of Chernomorsk and hit storage and industrial sites in the Odesa region.
According to the ministry's statement, the strikes in Chernomorsk damaged two cargo ships that were carrying consignments of a military nature, a military boat, fuel tanks and a warehouse holding equipment intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).
The Russian announcement added that one of the targets was a warehouse storing components for foreign-made drones near the settlement of Vyzirka, and that a factory producing automotive units in Odesa — where repairs of AFU equipment were reportedly being carried out — was also struck.
What Moscow said and what was not disclosed
The ministry's release did not specify when the attacks were carried out and gave no further details on possible casualties or the extent of material damage.
No additional timings, casualty figures or independent corroboration were provided in the statement.
Photo: press material from the event
