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Ukrainian ports almost fulfilled annual plan, but there is a need to strengthen security
A working meeting was held in the port of Pivdennyi on the operation of the port industry in the context of the energy crisis.
Over 2 billion UAH: environmentalists estimated the damage from the Russian missile attack on the port infrastructure of the Odesa region
Two attacks by the Russian Federation caused large-scale pollution of the Sukhoi Liman water area in the Odesa region.
Russia attacked Ukraine’s port infrastructure
On the night of October 20, the enemy once again attacked the logistics infrastructure of Ukraine, in particular port facilities and the railway.
UN Human Rights Mission Documented Consequences of Russian Attacks on the Port of Pivdennyi
The UN mission delegation documented eyewitness accounts and assessed the impact of the Russian attacks on the operation of the Pivdennyi port.
Environmentalists talked about the consequences of the Russian attack on the port infrastructure of Odesa
As a result of the Russian attack on the port infrastructure of Odesa, almost 16 tons of carbon dioxide entered the atmosphere.
More than 100,000 tons of agricultural products were destroyed as a result of attacks on Odesa ports
Russian shelling resulted in damage to more than 300 objects of port infrastructure. In particular, more than 100,000 tons of agricultural products were destroyed.
Insurance companies are studying damages from Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports
Despite the Russian attack on the port infrastructure of Ukraine, exports from the ports of Great Odesa continue.
The Russians attacked absolutely all the ports of Odesa and the region, — the Prosecutor General
In Odesa and the region, 21 massive attacks on port and agricultural infrastructure were recorded.
USPA: since the beginning of the war, the Russians have attacked Ukrainian ports 139 times
Russian strikes have already destroyed and damaged 215 port infrastructure facilities.
Attacks by the Russian Federation may affect sea exports from Ukraine
Russia’s attacks on infrastructure, in particular port infrastructure, may temporarily reduce Ukrainian grain exports in April from the expected 8 to 5 million tons.
