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Russia says vessel carrying military supplies hit at Chornomorsk port

18 September 2026 09:16

Russian forces struck a vessel carrying military supplies at the port of Chornomorsk, Russia’s Defence Ministry said on Friday, September 18.

The ministry also reported that a Nova Poshta logistics centre near Odesa had been hit. According to the report, the facility was being used to store military supplies from Europe.

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