Russia says hit Ukrainian railway and port facilities in new strikes
Summary
Russia said it hit a railway station at the Ukrainian port of Izmail and two boats near Mykolaiv, claiming they were linked to military transports. At the same time, Ukrainian drones launched attacks inside Russia on a Baltic oil port and a warehouse near Moscow, causing fires but no casualties.Key Facts
- Russia struck a railway station in Izmail, Ukraine, used for moving military cargo and fuel.
- Russian forces hit two tugboats near Mykolaiv that they said were escorting weapons ships.
- Ukrainian drones attacked the Ust-Luga oil export port on Russia’s Baltic coast, causing a fire now under control.
- More than 50 drones were shot down near St. Petersburg in Russia overnight.
- Drone debris damaged a warehouse in Russia’s Tver region near Moscow, with no injuries reported.
- Wildberries, an online retailer in Russia, has had its warehouses hit over 20 times by drones in the past month.
- Russia temporarily limited flights from Moscow-area airports for safety due to drone activity.
- Latvia’s military shot down a drone that entered its airspace, and Finland restricted some Baltic Sea maritime routes as a precaution.
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