Last Night's Attack
Today's 🇷🇺 terrorists' attack on Odesa proves that their target is not only 🇺🇦, and not only the lives of our people. About a million tons of food is stored in the ports that were attacked today. This is the volume that should have been delivered to consumer countries in Africa… pic.twitter.com/7jbz9TaqKg
— Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) July 19, 2023
Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine's southern Odesa Oblast, where a grain terminal was hit, with 60,000 tons of grain destroyed; All ships to Ukrainian ports declared 'military targets' from July 20; and more. https://t.co/gHB3JlbTOO
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) July 19, 2023
Tonight's Attack
Explosions observed near the Commercial Port in the Ukrainian Coastal City of Odesa for the 3rd Night in a Row. pic.twitter.com/F9FJKauvfI
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) July 19, 2023
Reports of P-800 “Oniks” Anti-Ship Cruise Missiles being launched towards Odesa. The Russians appear to be sending everything they’ve got against Odesa right now.
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) July 19, 2023
Breaking: Up to 8 Russian Tu-22m3 strategic bombers are flying towards the black sea. Cruise missile launches are possible - Ukraine's air force
— Faytuks News Δ (@Faytuks) July 19, 2023
White House: Russia may attack civilian shipping in Black Sea
The White House warned on Wednesday that Russia may expand its targeting of Ukrainian grain facilities to include attacks against civilian shipping in the Black Sea.
Adam Hodge, White House National Security Council spokesperson, said U.S. officials have information indicating Russia laid additional sea mines in the approaches to Ukrainian ports.
"We believe that this is a coordinated effort to justify any attacks against civilian ships in the Black Sea and lay blame on Ukraine for these attacks," he said.
White House: Russia May Attack Civilian Shipping in Black Sea | Reuters
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