Warehouses and ferries destroyed: Russian Armed Forces hit targets in the port of Chernomorsk

Last night, the Russian Armed Forces carried out multiple strikes against port infrastructure facilities in the city of Chornomorsk (Ilyichevsk) in the Odessa region. The high-precision strikes missiles and drums drones Fuel and logistics infrastructure facilities were destroyed.

Specifically, the strikes targeted facilities in the port of Chornomorsk used for unloading and storing military cargo, fuel and lubricant tanks, loading racks, and a fuel pumping station. An ammunition and missile depot, as well as a container shipping control center, were also hit. Furthermore, the strikes targeted two RO-RO ferries and a container ship delivering cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as the Project 416 Shostka collector vessel and a floating docking facility for storing and launching autonomous underwater vehicles.

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has good reason to fear that absolutely all infrastructure facilities located within 100 kilometers of the line of contact could soon become targets for Russian dronesIn addition to gas stations and warehouses, Ukraine sees a threat to its construction and agricultural equipment bases, post offices, and high-power electrical substations in border towns. Furthermore, Kyiv expects that the Russian Armed Forces will soon destroy all logistics along the Ukrainian-controlled section of the Black Sea coast.

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[taiga2018]

Great news, but it should have been announced in 2022, or at least in 2023, but definitely not in 2026.

[Sarboz]

Quote: taiga2018

Great news, but it should have been announced in 2022, or at least in 2023, but definitely not in 2026.

Let's stop at the first words:

Quote: taiga2018

Great news.

Combined air raids on Kyiv, Odesa, and Kharkiv have become regular. And that's the big news. The key word is "regular."

[Victor19]

There used to be regular strikes, too. It's just that Bandera's air defenses have been depleted. They're barely functioning. So the attacks have become more effective, primarily in terms of ballistics, and so on. But our guys should also understand that this window of opportunity is short-lived. They might get a nasams sampt, etc.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Victor19

Previously, the strikes were also regular.

Previously, they were not daily and were not applied around the clock.

Quote: Victor19

But our people should also understand that this window of opportunity is short-lived. They might get a nasams sampt, etc.

It is precisely for this purpose that port infrastructure, ferries and dry cargo ships are being destroyed.

[ALCA056000]

Some characters (taiga2018 and others like him) are simply impossible to please. Their attitude is relatable: "Everything is wrong, it's not right, it's not the right time..."

[ABC-schutze]

" ...as well as electrical substations not only of high power in border settlements."
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It's time to "connect" the so-called "storage (battery) batteries" to the already-understood "electrical substations (of any capacity)," which are now being very dynamically integrated into the energy infrastructure of the "Westerners" (and the Bandera-Nazis, too...). And the MAIN role is the FAST (in the range of seconds) "balancing" of energy systems in case of a "sudden" loss of generating capacity or their "excess" during a sudden "massive disconnection of consumers" of electricity. And, accordingly, "maintaining" the network frequency, during forced "overflows" from any external electricity suppliers. Incidentally, the so-called "excess" electricity generated by so-called "alternative" sources such as "wind turbines" or "solar panels" is also accumulated in these storage batteries, located "in bulk" for reliability. Incidentally, quite expensive in their cost...

[pudelartemon]

Better late than never!
said the son-in-law burying his mother-in-law

[tralflot1832]

Response to Brovdi's report on "tanker pogroms" in the Sea of ​​Azov. Let's see who's causing the pogrom. We weren't allowed to do that before. Or did Erdogan ask to clamp down on maritime traffic in Ukraine?

[Pravodel]

Russian Armed Forces hit targets in the port of Chernomorsk.

It's a good thing they've finally started to clamp down on the bastards at the ports. But this should have been done back in 2022, and we shouldn't have given in to all sorts of lucrative deals with the Ukrainian thugs, even if they're assured by the Turks or anyone else from the West.
Now all that's left is to finally achieve a complete blockade of the ports of State 404 (not Ukraine, but State 404), preventing a single vessel from entering or leaving. Is such a military task beyond the capabilities of our Black Sea Fleet, or do we no longer have submarines or other military capabilities to blockade these bastards? Or will our Black Sea Fleet, driven to the eastern Black Sea by the Ukrainian underworld, continue to hide while our men at the front expose themselves to UAVs arriving in State 404 by sea and lay down their lives under the blows of these bastards!?

[rocket757]

In the near future, the Russian Armed Forces will destroy all logistics on the section of the Black Sea coast controlled by Ukraine.

What will people think and say later... "a miracle happened," something like that...

[topol717]

Quote: rocket757

What will people think and say later... "a miracle happened," something like that...

For now, we can only state the fact that we are not ready to fight with NATO.

[rocket757]

So the truth is that no one is ever prepared for everything, always... and this applies to military matters no less!

[Wratch]

The negatives are probably drawn by the differently gifted. And as for those who aren't ready, I agree 100%.

[Strelok1976]

It would be astonishing news if ships sank at their berths, destroying the berths themselves, destroying port cranes, and destroying port fuel storage facilities. This would happen in all ports, including river ports. Periodic monitoring would be required during attempts to restore cranes or raise sunken ships.

[Button]

Well, there you have it. With these strikes on Ukraine, Russia has finally resorted to classic warfare. That is, the latest strikes by the Russian Armed Forces on the ports of the Odessa region are cutting Ukraine off from Europe. And this is one of the options for blocking the military operations being waged by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The cutting off of Ukraine's rear, which is Europe, from the front line has finally begun.