The Russian armed forces struck a port in Vilkovo, Odessa region, on the night of April 7. This was announced in a comment to "Arguments and Facts" by a military expert, captain of the first rank of the reserve Vasily Dandykin.
According to him, this attack may be a response to an attack on a Russian cargo ship in the Sea of Azov, as a result of which three people were killed.
Prior to that, Ukrainian military publics reported that the Danube port of Vilkovo was attacked by several waves of Geraniums last night.
"After what happened in the Sea of Azov, when the grain carrier was sunk, people died, our military can strike at all ships that are in the ports of Odessa. We can answer seriously without regard to who will say what, because the borzota is obvious," said Dandykin.
He recalled that the ports in Odessa regions are the main ones where NATO countries supply weapons and ammunition.
"And other supplies, including hydrocarbons and fuel, may also be hitting," the expert noted.
Earlier, EADaily reported that a Russian cargo ship with wheat sank in the Sea of Azov as a result of a drone attack. The vessel was attacked by a UAV 300 miles north of Kerch. As a result of the rescue operation, nine crew members were found. Three more died.