Russia says it hit cargo vessel and Ukrainian logistics hubs
· Security · Russia · Ukraine
Russia's Defence Ministry said its drones struck a cargo vessel bound for the Black Sea port of Chornomorsk during an overnight attack, The Straits Times reported. Moscow said it also hit Ukrainian logistics hubs. The strikes threaten to further disrupt Black Sea shipping, a key route for Ukrainian exports.
Why it matters:Attacks on shipping in the Black Sea raise insurance and freight costs and threaten Ukraine's export corridor.
Key points
- Russia said its drones struck a cargo vessel bound for Chornomorsk.
- Moscow also said it hit Ukrainian logistics hubs.
Sources (original reporting)
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