Russian drones struck military cargo ships bound for Ukraine in the Black Sea, as well as agricultural warehouses in the eastern part of the country; and in Kharkiv, agricultural warehouses were targeted by unmanned aerial vehicles.
Specifically, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced today (August 7) that its forces struck three ships being used to transport military cargo to Ukraine in the Black Sea.
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For its part, Reuters notes that it was unable to confirm the ministry’s announcement through an independent source.
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At the same time, strikes by Russian drones caused a fire at warehouses belonging to an agricultural company in the city of Balakliya, in the eastern Ukrainian region of Kharkiv, local authorities announced via Telegram, without naming the company but adding that there were no casualties.
It should be noted that yesterday, Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pledged to provide support to farmers affected by Russian attacks. Moscow has recently intensified its strikes on Ukrainian agricultural export facilities and merchant ships in the Black Sea region.
SOURCE: CNN Greece
