Russian Military Strikes Ukrainian Arms Ship in Black Sea and Key Electrical Substation

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, …

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that a 330-kilovolt electrical substation near the residential area of Bloshyntsi in Ukraine’s Zhytomyr Oblast was struck during the recent operations. According to the defense agency, the targeted facility provided essential energy to units within Ukraine’s military-industrial complex.

In a parallel operation, Moscow confirmed that a container vessel transporting weapons and military hardware to Ukraine was hit in the waters of the Black Sea, southwest of the city of Odesa.

Russian defense officials emphasized that attacks targeting the fuel and energy infrastructure utilized by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as maritime vessels involved in the transfer of arms shipments, will continue.

Russian strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure and military supply lines have persisted in recent days. Notably, on November 7, 2026, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported an attack on a cargo ship carrying military equipment and dual-use items in the Black Sea, east of Odesa.

Furthermore, the Russian defense department has previously reported the destruction of another 330-kilovolt electrical substation near the city of Novi Petrivtsi in Kyiv Oblast, as well as fuel storage facilities utilized by Ukrainian forces.