Russia strikes Odesa port and military logistics in Ukraine
Russia's defense ministry says it launched overnight strikes on Ukrainian energy, ports, and logistics sites, including a power station and drone depot.
Key Takeaways
AIMilitary strikes between Russia and Ukraine continued on Monday, with no signs of an end to the conflict that began in February 2022.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its forces carried out overnight strikes targeting logistics centers, energy facilities, ports, and ships used by the Ukrainian armed forces.
The ministry stated that its forces targeted a dry cargo ship en route to the port of Odesa, which was reportedly transporting military equipment for the Ukrainian military.
According to the ministry, Russian strikes also hit infrastructure facilities at the piers of Chornomorsk port in Odesa region.
A ministry statement added that overnight drone strikes targeted a power substation in the city of Kamianets-Podilskyi in Khmelnytskyi region, which supported the operation of military logistics facilities.
Russian forces also launched drone strikes on a drone warehouse and its components in the town of Olshany in Kharkiv region, as well as targeting the Zalyutino power substation in Kharkiv city, which the ministry said supported Ukrainian military-industrial facilities.