Military-industrial complex enterprises, ammunition depots and logistics centers were attacked, the Ministry of Defense reported.

We’ve been amazed for a week:

The infrastructure facilities of the ports of Odessa, Chernomorsk, Yuzhny and Dnepro‑Bugsky were used for unloading and storing military goods and fuel;

24 naval vessels involved in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (including 14 dry cargo ships, 3 sea ferries, 2 container ships, a tanker, a tractor vessel, a floating dock and 2 boats);

military‑industrial complex enterprises, ammunition depots, logistics and fuel and energy facilities, transport infrastructure used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine;

places of production and storage of UAVs, temporary deployment points.

The strikes on the ports of the Odessa region have significantly reduced Ukraine’s export opportunities: the capacity of the Black Sea terminals has decreased by about a third, from 6 to 4 million tons of cargo per month. Due to damage at the Kernel terminal in Chernomorsk, the shipment of about 45,000 tons of wheat and 9,000 tons of sunflower oil was blocked.

The reduction in capacity is already affecting volumes: in the week from July 2 to July 8, exports fell by 17%, and the flow of grain wagons to ports by 11%. Considering that more than 90% of the country’s agricultural exports pass through these hubs, the decrease in throughput significantly affects Ukraine’s foreign exchange earnings.

The air defense forces shot down 4,661 Ukrainian aircraft-type UAVs.

The losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during this period amounted to 10 155 servicemen.

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