Russia strikes over 130 Ukrainian naval vessels since July
Russian forces have struck over 130 maritime vessels in Ukrainian ports and the Black Sea since July, all used for the benefit of Ukraine's Armed Forces, according to Russian Ministry of Defense data cited by TASS.
Consensus
- Russian forces have struck more than 130 maritime vessels since July.
- The vessels were used in the interests of Ukraine's Armed Forces (VСU).
- The strikes occurred in Ukrainian ports and the Black Sea.
- The data comes from the Russian Ministry of Defense and was cited by TASS.
Points of divergence
- In July, over 80 vessels were struck; from August 1–7, 34 vessels were hit (31 cargo ships and 3 tugs); from August 8–15, 16 vessels were destroyed (a tanker, 7 cargo ships, 2 tugs, and 6 patrol boats). — m24
- Russian forces also struck military storage facilities in Odesa port, a drone storage site in Chernihiv, and temporary deployment points of Ukrainian forces in Reni and Izmail. — m24
- The strikes included vessels escorting civilian ships. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russian Forces struck more than 130 vessels used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine since July — Москва 24
- Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have struck more than 130 maritime vessels used in the interests of Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Black Sea and Ukrainian ports since July. — ТАСС (Telegram)