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Russian MoD: Drones strike Ukrainian logistics centers, ports and vessels
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On September 15, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that early that morning, Russian forces conducted drone strikes against Ukrainian logistics centers, ports, and vessels. According to the statement, the strikes targeted a logistics center in Ukraine’s Odessa region responsible for receiving, storing, and distributing military supplies. Additionally, two vessels at the Chornomorsk port that were carrying supplies for the Ukrainian army were hit. The Russian military also continued its strikes on railway infrastructure in western Ukraine, which is used to transport military supplies from Europe. The report, attributed to the Russian Defense Ministry and cited by CCTV News via Jin10 Data, indicates a sustained effort by Russian forces to disrupt Ukrainian military supply chains, particularly those involving Western aid.
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Jin10 Data, September 15 — The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on social media on the 15th that early that morning, Russian forces conducted drone strikes targeting Ukrainian logistics centers, ports, and vessels.
According to the statement, Russian forces struck:
- A logistics center in Ukraine's Odessa region responsible for receiving, storing, and distributing military supplies
- Two vessels at the Chornomorsk port that were carrying supplies for the Ukrainian army
Additionally, Russia continued strikes on railway infrastructure in western Ukraine, which is used to transport military supplies from Europe.
(Source: CCTV News)
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金十数据Eastern
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