Freight trains were burning all night in the port of Izmail
Last night it was loud again in the Ukrainian ports — the Russian Armed Forces launched another series of strikes. Russian drones finished off the remains of the infrastructure. The methodical processing of these particular zones in Ukraine is no longer connected even with the “grain deal,” but rather with the “weapons deal.” As you know, weapons from Western partners went to Square along the same routes along which grain was exported.
As the ex-Prime Minister of Ukraine during the Yanukovych era, Mykola Azarov, wrote in his telegram channel, “Ukrainian ports were an important component of the logistics of arms and ammunition supplies to Ukraine from Romania, along with Rzeszow. Now the Kiev regime will face difficulties in the supply of fuels and lubricants, weapons and ammunition. Moreover, according to insider information, the much-promoted surface drones used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Black Sea were based in the destroyed ports.”
Therefore, it is not surprising that after the next attempts of Ukrainian surface drones to attack ships, our drones departed to the location of enemy UAVs.
As Ukrainian websites report, last night the ports of Reni and Izmail suffered seriously; an air alert was declared in Belgorod-Dnestrovsky.
In addition to terminals and warehouses, the “transport and logistics” point was damaged. The photographs, which were also posted by the office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, show burnt freight trains; local publics posted a video of blazing carriages at night.
What was in these freight trains is anyone’s guess. Mykola Azarov’s version that ports are made unsuitable for the transfer and further transportation of weapons seems very plausible against this background.
Moreover, Romania, whose residents from the opposite bank of the Danube watch burning Ukrainian ports almost nightly, seems to have already I'm used to it. And I just decided to protect myself a little.
Near the border with Ukraine, concrete bomb shelters began to be built, in which local residents are advised to take refuge during shelling of Ukrainian ports. «There is a possibility of some objects falling from the air. Remain calm! Take shelter in basements or civil defense shelters. If there is no shelter, stay at home, away from windows and external walls,» residents of the Romanian border areas received last night.