Russia says it has launched another wave of strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure in the Black Sea area, focusing on ports and vessels that Moscow claims were being used for military logistics. The account came from the Russian Defense Ministry, which described the attacks as precision operations.
Based on the ministry’s statement, the latest targets were linked to the movement of supplies by sea. The report centers on Ukrainian port facilities and ships that Russia alleges were supporting military transport, underscoring the strategic importance of Black Sea routes in the wider conflict.
The Black Sea has remained a critical theater throughout the war, with ports and shipping lanes carrying both economic and military significance. Any disruption to maritime logistics can affect the movement of goods, equipment and broader supply chains tied to operations in and around southern Ukraine.
The Russian statement was released against the backdrop of the war that has continued since February 2022. As with many battlefield claims from either side, the details in the announcement were presented by Moscow and were not independently verified in the information provided.
