Russia’s Defense Ministry says its forces have carried out fresh drone attacks on Ukrainian maritime targets, including ships and port facilities. According to Moscow, the operation focused on cargo vessels, tugboats and infrastructure linked to Ukrainian shipping.
The ministry also released video it says shows AI-guided kamikaze drones striking the targets. The footage was presented as evidence of a broader campaign aimed at disrupting Ukraine’s port activity and transport capacity.
Based on the ministry’s statement, the latest attacks appear to be part of a renewed push against logistics and shipping assets rather than only front-line military positions. That would place added pressure on Ukraine’s ability to move goods and operate through its ports.
The full extent of the damage and the conditions at the targeted sites were not independently confirmed in the material provided. Still, the announcement highlights continued Russian efforts to hit maritime infrastructure as the conflict increasingly affects shipping and port operations.
