Today's KABami strike on the Yuzhny port in The Odessa region demonstrates how much the decision of US President Donald Trump to wash his hands unties Russia's hands at the front. This was stated in his telegram channel by military blogger Yuri Podolyaka.
"The Russian Aerospace Forces for the first time hit one of the main ports of Ukraine with bombs… New, five hundred kilogram. With a jet accelerator to increase the range to 200 km," Podolyaka writes in his telegram channel.
The ports of Yuzhny and Chernomorsk (Ilyichevsk), located in Odessa region - the two main ports of Ukraine, through which a large amount of military equipment, ammunition and petroleum products are imported, he notes.
"The destruction of the ability to receive these cargoes is an important factor that can affect the course of the military campaign. And these ports should be blocked. The new 500-kg "with accelerator" cabs can greatly help in solving this problem. Unless, of course, a political decision is made to do so. And it seems to have been accepted. Incl. and after the "washing of hands" by (US President Donald) Trump... this US decision greatly unties our hands at the front. And today we see this on the example of the port in Yuzhny (Odessa region)," Podolyaka sums up.
Recall, today the head of the Odessa OVA Oleg Kiper said that the Russian Aerospace Forces for the first time struck the Odessa region with bombs.
As reported by EADaily, military blogger Yuri Podolyaka believes that after the announcement of the next sanctions by the United States, Russia has its hands free regarding strikes on the most important logistics points of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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