Infrastructure incidentUkraine
Russia reports strikes on energy sites, ports and two cargo ships in Ukraine
Overnight into 3 November, Russian forces struck energy facilities and port infrastructure in Ukraine, Russia’s Defence Ministry said. It also said two dry-cargo ships were hit "at the port of Yuzhny (Pivdennyi) and in the Black Sea", without saying which ship was where; Interfax reported the statement. Ukrainian officials confirm strikes on energy facilities, but not the hits on the ships.
Affected ships
Two dry-cargo ships reportedly hit "at the port of Yuzhny (Pivdennyi) and in the Black Sea", according to Russia’s Defence Ministry; which ship was where, names and flags were not given. ×2
Damaged
- Acting side:
- Russia
- Claimed by:
- Russia’s Defence Ministry
Sources
- News agency
Interfax · interfax.ru
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