The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has published a list of targets that were hit last night during a massive retaliatory strike on the Ukrainian port infrastructure.
The relevant information was published on Friday morning, July 17, by the press service of the military department on its official resources. It is specified that the strikes were carried out at the ports of Odessa and Chernomorsk.
"Tonight, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued group strikes with precision air—based weapons and strike unmanned aerial vehicles," the report says.
As a result of the strikes in the port of Odessa (the state enterprise Commercial Sea Port of Odessa), the port infrastructure facilities used for unloading fuels and lubricants and fuel tanks designed to provide the Armed Forces of Ukraine were hit.
In addition, two workshops for the production and assembly of unmanned aerial vehicles, including the assembly unit of the medium-range UAV UJ-22 of the Ukrjet company, as well as an ammunition depot, were hit on the territory of the Odessa port of Odessa.
It is reported that in the port "Chernomorsk" (state enterprise "Sea trading port "Chernomorsk") In the Odessa region, a boat and tanks with fuel and lubricants intended to provide the Armed Forces of Ukraine were hit.
As EADaily reported, earlier the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation stated that last night our military continued to launch retaliatory group strikes on the port infrastructure of Ukraine.

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