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Connection across the Dnister River has been restored in the Odesa region after Russian shelling
In the Odesa region, transport connections across the Dniester River have been partially restored after a large-scale Russian shelling of the bridge.
The elimination of the consequences of attacks on port and logistics infrastructure continues in the Odesa region
The enemy launched a ballistic missile strike on the port infrastructure in Odesa. As of now, eight people have been killed and about 30 injured.
Special Operation Forces hit Russian ship and oil platform in Caspian Sea
On the night of December 19, units of the Special Operations Forces struck the Russian ship of project 22460 “Okhotnik”.
Russians once again attacked the port of Pivdennyi
On the morning of December 20, the enemy carried out another shelling of the port of Pivdennyi. Tanks were hit.
Truck traffic on the Odesa-Reni highway has been suspended for an unknown period
On Friday, December 19, the movement of freight transport along the M-15 Odesa – Reni highway, in particular in the direction of the port, was suspended.
Ukrzaliznytsia is working to increase the number of freight trains to ports
UZ reported that railway workers are gradually managing to normalize train traffic towards ports despite attacks by the Russian Federation on railway infrastructure
The SBU attacked a tanker of the Russian “shadow fleet” for the first time in the neutral waters of the Mediterranean Sea (video)
In the neutral waters of the Mediterranean Sea, the SBU’s Alpha hit a tanker of the Russian “shadow fleet” with aerial drones.
Chinese gas tanker arrives at Gazprom’s sanctioned terminal in the Baltic Sea for the first time
China is increasing its imports of Russian liquefied natural gas to circumvent Western sanctions by using a “shadow fleet.”
In the Odesa region, traffic was temporarily blocked on the highway connecting the ports of Great Odesa and the ports on the Danube
The Russians are attacking bridges on the way to ports in the south of the Odesa region to disrupt logistics and transport links towards the Danube.
Kremlin places Wagner operatives on tankers for espionage in EU waters, intelligence says
The Russian Federation is recruiting people with military backgrounds to its “shadow fleet” who spy on EU waters, monitor captains’ actions, and may be involved in sabotage.
