Russia says it struck Ukrainian warship and Harpoon missiles depot in Odesa

 July 24, 2022


Moscow: Russian forces have destroyed a Ukrainian warship and US-supplied Harpoon anti-ship missiles in the Ukrainian port of Odessa, Russian news agencies reported on Sunday, citing the Defense Ministry.

"A docked Ukrainian warship and a warehouse containing U.S.-supplied Harpoon anti-ship missiles were destroyed by long-range precision-guided cruise missiles in Odessa harbor on the land of a ship repair plant."

Ukraine's military said Russian missiles hit the southern port on Saturday, just a day before it took action to halt grain exports from Black Sea ports and ease global food shortages caused by the war. The agreement was threatened.

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