Russian forces struck Ukrainian port infrastructure in Odesa overnight, hitting fuel and lubricant tanks intended for Ukraine's military, the Russian Defense Ministry says
On the evening of July 30, the Russian Armed Forces continued strikes on Ukrainian port infrastructure and naval vessels used in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported. Fuel and lubricant storage tanks intended for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit in the port of Odesa.
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