Russia strikes three Ukrainian power stations, targets Black Sea cargo ships
Russian forces hit three Ukrainian power substations and targeted cargo ships in the Black Sea, claiming they were transporting weapons and military equipment.
In a series of coordinated strikes, Russian forces targeted three Ukrainian power substations and two cargo ships in the Black Sea, alleging the vessels were transporting weapons and military equipment. According to Russian state news agencies, the attacks occurred overnight, with Moscow claiming the ships were delivering supplies to Ukraine's military.
On Sunday, Russia reported that its forces had struck three cargo vessels and two power substations the previous night, accusing them of carrying military goods to Ukraine. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that one of the targeted container ships, heading to the port of Odesa, was transporting weapons and military equipment.
Another vessel in the port of Chornomorsk in southwestern Ukraine was also allegedly carrying a dual-use cargo destined for Ukraine. Additionally, a third dry cargo ship was targeted southwest of Odesa, with the Russian side alleging it was carrying weapons and military equipment intended for Ukraine's armed forces.
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