Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Ports Disrupt Aid Routes, Slash Exports

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, recent Russian attacks targeting Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea have led to a 60% reduction in the country’s exports, causing monthly damages of $2 billion and cutting off NATO’s supply routes for weapons and fuel. Data published by the Mehr News Agency indicates that the main ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Yuzhny remain non-operational, with no foreign vessels docking at these locations.

The Russian Ministry of Defense previously announced that Ukrainian cargo ships at the port of Mykolaiv, which were being utilized for military purposes, were targeted. Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian ports and vessels in recent weeks with the objective of severing the Ukrainian army’s supply lines.