UAVs finish the rest of the ports on the Danube
For the third day, Russian drones are flying at night towards the Danube ports in Ukraine. The more persistently Nezalezhnaya announces the search for an alternative route for its grain, the more methodically our “muscats” destroy the port infrastructure of the southern regions. Yesterday afternoon, the Ukrainian ambassador to Turkey, Vasiliy Bodnar, announced that his country had submitted a proposal to Turkey to resume operation of the “grain corridor” without the participation of Russia, and closer to midnight, the Ukrainian public broadcast the airstrike signal: “A swarm of drones is flying towards the Danube.”
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After a while she appeared in the channels new report: “Ports in Izmail and Kiliya completely destroyed.”
As confirmation, there is a continuous line of fire at the site of the port facilities. Oil terminals burn particularly bright and long.
Last night and this morning the ports alone were not enough. Ukrainian authorities again announced “the largest attack – from the southern regions to the Sumy region”. And although users were warned again that they cannot write about the arrivals, the Krivoy Rog authorities themselves flooded social networks with photos of the consequences of the Russian missile attack.
The missile is reported to have hit the city's police department. This information was confirmed by the Minister of the Interior of Ukraine, Igor Klimenko. According to Ukrainian data, 9 people were injured. According to alternative information, 44 people were injured (debris clearance has not yet been completed). All of them are related to the power structures of Ukraine.
Judging by the photos of the pile of bricks and protruding beams – all that is left of the building – there are indeed many victims. According to the telegram channel “Two Majors”, the missile hit the military prosecutor's office (command office). “At the time of the meeting. Lots of ambulances.” The shelling took place in the early hours of the morning. Russian missiles also arrived in Zaporozhye. Several “infrastructure facilities” were reported to have been hit.
A local website reports that “As a result of the morning rocket attack on In Zaporizhia, a two-story administrative building and a gas module nearby caught fire.”
In the morning, there was a strong explosion in the city of Sumy. And only after the arrival of the rocket, the “air raid” signal was triggered. Observers report arrivals “to places where military forces are concentrated equipment and personnel.”