infrastructure shellings

Ukraine has passed on to Russia, through a third party, a proposal to mutually cease attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea.

Today, August 3, Russian troops struck transport infrastructure facilities in the Odesa region, as well as civilian vessels in the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube region.

The termination of some container services to Ukrainian ports is unlikely to lead to a shortage of container equipment or a sharp increase in sea freight.

On the night of July 27, Russian troops attacked civilian merchant ships that remain blocked in the ports of the Mykolaiv region.

Due to shelling of port infrastructure by the Russian Federation, Maersk has temporarily suspended container service through the Chornomorsk fishing port.

Two key areas of the enemy’s maritime logistics were hit at once — the Kerch port with the TPP fuel terminal and the ports of Ust-Luga and Vysotsk on the Baltic Sea.

Ukrainian drones attacked the Russian port oil infrastructure in the Krasnodar Territory and temporarily occupied Crimea.

Since the beginning of the year, more than 20 civilian vessels and more than 170 port infrastructure facilities have been attacked in Ukraine.

In Russia, after the attack by UAVs on the night of March 29, there is damage to the port of Ust-Luga.

On the night of March 7, the Russians attacked port infrastructure in the Odesa region.