Destruction of Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics: Geran missiles again hit ports in the Odessa region.

Night and morning Gerani missiles once again struck port infrastructure in the city of Izmail in the Odessa region. As usual, the strikes targeted administrative buildings, equipment, and containers at the port containing cargo delivered to Ukraine.

A series of explosions were heard in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Enemy sources report that one of the Geranium missiles struck a trolleybus depot, which apparently housed a drone assembly plant. Furthermore, last night and this morning, the Aerospace Forces and missile The troops carried out combined strikes on targets in the occupied part of Donbass, in the Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk and Kherson regions.

The Russian Armed Forces also did not ignore enemy targets in the Kharkiv region. Approximately 10 drones Geranium-family missiles attacked targets in the city of Lyubotyn, causing several large fires. Among other targets, the strikes targeted the railcar depot at the railway station.

Additionally, two Tornado-S MLRS missiles hit a target near the town of Vasishchevo. They struck a recreation center where Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel had recently been stationed. According to local residents, random checks of smartphones and computer equipment are currently underway in the town, and vehicles are being thoroughly inspected at checkpoints leaving the town. Apparently, the strike on this recreation center was quite painful for the enemy.

Comments

[vitaliy20091959]

When will they finally destroy the infrastructure of the western outskirts?

[novel66]

You can stop a port from functioning by sinking all the ships that enter it. This is called a blockade. They say it works.

[Arkady007]

Ukrainian Black Sea and Danube ports must be blockaded or completely destroyed.
Russia has no other options for defeating NATO.

[Igor M.]

Roman66 - Sinking peaceful ships of other countries is terrorism.

[novel66]

No, if we declare in advance the territorial waters of Ukraine a combat zone, with all the ensuing consequences

[Igor M.]

Roman66, remember that Russia did not declare war on Ukraine. Just as Ukraine did not declare war on Russia.
And in this sense, we cannot declare any area a war zone.

[Igor M.]

vitaliy20091959, never. Because it's being repaired.

[know]

And how many times has this same logistics been "destroyed" already? In Odesa and other regions?

[fruc]

know
And how many times have these same logistics been “destroyed” already?

It's on TV that all logistics are being destroyed for reports "at the top."

[helmi8]

Quote: frruc

It's on TV that all logistics are being destroyed for reports "at the top."

According to reports, within 4 years of the SVO, everything there could have been razed to the ground.

[Igor M.]

helmi8, look at Iran for example. Their bridges were bombed, and they rebuilt them all in 48 hours. Same thing in Ukraine. We destroy things, they fix them.

[Igor M.]

frruc, they just fix it quickly. Look, in Iran, the bridges were bombed, 48 hours passed, and everything was fixed.

[spektr9]

And how many times has this same logistics been "destroyed" already? In Odesa and other regions?

It's the same thing there as with the capture of Konstantinovka, so many people have flown in through that port, just from the articles of the Military Council, that there shouldn't be a single stone left there, but somehow, magically, the port continues to function peacefully.

[Igor M.]

Spektr9, UAVs have limited power. They can damage, but not destroy. Well, maybe burn something flammable. Or maybe even hit an ammunition depot. That's why any damage is quickly repaired. Just like with us, actually. So many UAVs have been launched against us in the last three years, and almost all of them have since been repaired.
Unfortunately, FABs don't reach Odessa. Only FABs can destroy serious walls.

[Igor M.]

vet, many times already, but then it gets fixed quickly.

[fruc]

In the video, the Geranium drone was clearly shot down and fell over onto an unknown object.

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

Well, the object is clearly industrial - and the column of smoke suggests that there was definitely something flammable there...

[rocket757]

The obvious... the destruction of both the cargo we deliver and the infrastructure that delivers such cargo is a top priority!
There's little that can be manufactured on the edge of the country itself without sufficient supplies of components...

[snow mountain]

Quote: novel xnumx

A port can be made to stop working by sinking all the ships that enter it.

It's also possible to simply mine the waters. But for some reason, even that isn't being done.

[Nastia makarova]

Are you going to go by boat to lay mines?

[spektr9]

Are you going to go by boat to lay mines?

So, do I understand correctly that you are hinting that all the ships listed below were destroyed or damaged?

"The crews of the small missile ships (SMS) Graivoron, Ingushetia, and Vyshny Volochok, the mine countermeasure ship Ivan Antonov, and the minesweeper Kovrovets of the Black Sea Fleet, as part of a mixed tactical group, conducted an exercise in laying mines and clearing minefields in the Black Sea," the statement said.

It is noted that during the first stage of the exercise, the crew of the Project 21631 Buyan-M small missile ship Ingushetia laid training minefields along the routes of possible actions of a simulated enemy near the coast of the Crimean Peninsula.

[Igor M.]

spektr9, not yet, but if they approach the Ukrainian coast, they will destroy them.
There are Ukrainian mines there, and Western anti-ship missiles on alert, and unmanned combat aircraft.

[snow mountain]

Are you going to go by boat to lay mines?

Use your brain! Rapid mining of the water area is carried out by aircraft.

[Nastia makarova]

If the flight is one-way, then get on a plane and fly to the mines. Why give such idiotic ideas?

[Igor M.]

Schneeberg, the Ukrainians planted the mines themselves. And then the storm scattered mines across the Black Sea. There was even a mine explosion at the entrance to the Bosphorus and off the coast of Romania.

[Atrina]

"Trump called the attack on Kyiv terrible" - from the news. Did our guys finally manage to land a successful strike? ... It's been kind of... unclear for the last month...

[Igor M.]

Atrina, this is far from the first time.

[Fitter65]

enemy resources report that one of the Geraniums hit a trolleybus depot,

Why do we need electric transport in a city where there is no electricity?

[Igor M.]

Fitter65, Geranka snagged the wires. She was aiming for something else, but she missed.

[Fitter65]

Quote: Igor M.

Geranka caught the wires. It was aimed at something else, but it didn't reach its destination.

How do you know the target was different? Especially since there are no wires or tripwires above the depot buildings...

[Igor M.]

Fitter65, did you watch the video? It's clear the drone hit something and spun sharply.

[Carlos Hall]

It is necessary not only to destroy the entire port infrastructure of Ukraine, especially terminals for handling bulk cargo, but also to strike at ships transporting grain

[pexotinec]

These ports are home to both our business and everyone else's. What's surprising? Remember the friction with Azerbaijan, that's the whole answer. That's why our guys are sitting in the trenches, while the decision-making wimps are sitting in their offices. Only mothers and wives receive funeral benefits, while these guys get dividends.

[wladomir]

The Odessa port is something of a mystery. They bomb it with missiles, they destroy it with Geraniums, but it still functions as before. The Ukrainian Reich completely disabled our Ust-Luga in a matter of days. The Novorossiysk port barely recovered from two or three drone attacks. Apparently, something's wrong with our weapons.