Overnight, Russian Geran-4 jet-drone(s) impacted a gas distribution and storage station in the village of Nadiivka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

A large fire broke out after the strikes, which was recorded on NASA FIRMS.

Coordinates: 48.225131, 34.759960

Odessa port area probably the fuel storages tank got hit by drones 💥

Yup fuel tanks Odessa

Current status of the Ukraine's top 20 seaports

The Russian FSB thwarted another attempt by Ukraine at carrying out a large-scale attack using FPV drones, this time at an unspecified "strategically important facility" in Moscow Oblast.

The FSB claims that the SBU assembled 35 FPV drones in Kyiv, equipped with Canadian-made control systems. The drones were reportedly smuggled into Russia in shipments of Spanish ceramic tiles through Slovakia and Poland, allegedly with the help of European intelligence services.

A hangar was then rented by two Moldovan citizens, which was where they planned to launch the drones from. One of the perpetrators was detained while the other tried to resist and was killed by FSB personnel.

Yesterday, another similar Spiderweb-style attack was thwarted by the FSB on the Ukrainka and Shagol Airbases in the Far East.

Attacks on Ukrainian Ports: One Important Observation...

The Russian Ministry of Defense has just reported that two more cargo ships traveling from the port of Chernomorsk to the port of Odessa have been struck by Russian drones. Therefore, the number of ships hit in the past three days has risen to eleven.

What's important is the route they were taking. There was news this morning that another tanker, also traveling from Chernomorsk to Odessa, was hit by Russian drones yesterday.

Why is this route so important? If we look at the map, it's obvious that coastal shipping between Chernomorsk and Odessa makes absolutely no sense. The distance between the ports is only 20 km, and it's much easier to make the same shipments by rail and road. So there is some other reason for this sudden movement of "civilian" ships from the port of Chernomorsk to the port of Odessa.

I believe it's all because Kiev is very much afraid of our attacks on these ports. They understand that if things go on like this, they will lose their last access to the sea. As the past few days have shown, they clearly lack the air defense systems to protect themselves. As a hypothesis, I suggest that they are moving everything they consider important to the port of Odessa in order to try to organize air cover for their own ships there.

Why do I say "their own" and not "foreign" ships? Because Kiev, like Russia, has its own "shadow fleet" of ships that are supposedly foreign-flagged. These ships have been converted into carriers of sea drones, aerial drones, etc. which are now our main targets for destruction. All of this will greatly complicate the enemy's ability to attack our facilities using drones.

At the same time, we are in fact depriving the enemy of access to the sea. So that they will no longer be able to receive military supplies and even civilian goods through the ports of the Odessa region, let alone export their own products.

So as I say in such cases, "UKRAINIANS, YOU CAN ALL THANK MAGYAR FOR WHAT YOU HAVE AND WHAT IS TO COME." But there's a lot more to come. Because we have only just begun to respond.

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