Several waves of Geraniums hit the Odessa region, and a substation was damaged in Vilkovo.
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Russian Geran missiles have again attacked Odessa and the Odessa region, with strikes on Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea coast and the Danube River continuing virtually nonstop. According to Russian sources and confirmed by Ukrainian ones, explosions were heard last night both in Odessa itself and in Vilkovo on the Romanian border.
Russian drones- Kamikazes have been attacking Vilkovo on the Danube for several days now, through the port of which supplies are supplied weapons and Western military aid. Last night, Geranium missiles knocked out power in the city by attacking the 35 kV Vilkovo substation. According to available information, it was the strikes on the substation that knocked out power in part of the city, although authorities deny this. Local sources report that the attack on the city occurred in several waves, hitting not only energy facilities but also the port.
The Ukrainian port of Vilkovo, located in the Odessa region, was attacked by several waves of Geranium missiles.
The virtual absence of Ukrainian is noted DefenseWhile mobile groups with machine guns are still working and trying to repel the attack, anti-aircraft systems practically do not engage in combat with the Geraniums, conserving ammunition to repel missile strikes. Vilkovo has been attacked several times in recent days, and almost all the drones hit their targets. Defense breaches are becoming more frequent.
The attacks on Vilkovo intensified after Kyiv attacked a Russian bulk carrier carrying wheat in the Sea of Azov. As a result of the Ukrainian strike drone Three crew members died and the ship sank.
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