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Russian forces launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Ukraine's energy infrastructure last winter, temporarily cutting off electricity, water and heat to millions. That means Russia is 'likely able to generate a significant stockpile' of air-launched cruise missiles to attack Ukraine this winter, it said. The expenditure rates on the weapons have fallen since April 2023 in the country, the ministry said. 'Between October 2022 and March 2023, Russia focused long-range strikes against Ukraine’s national energy infrastructure,' the Defense Ministry said in the statement posted to X, formerly known as Twitter.Īccording to open source reports, the UK ministry said, Russian leaders have again emphasized efforts to step up the pace of production of air-launched cruise missiles (ALCMs). There is a 'realistic possibility' that Russia will launch missile strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure this winter as it did last year, the UK Ministry of Defense said in its daily briefing.

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The Resilient Africa vessel appeared off the Ukrainian coast on Saturday afternoon and appeared to be heading to the nearby port of Chornomorsk, while the Aroyat vessel appeared to be close to the port itself, according to MarineTraffic, a ship-tracking website. Ukraine last month said it was setting up 'humanitarian corridors' so ships could leave its ports to carry goods to the rest of the world once again.įive vessels have so far left the port of Odesa using the corridors set up after the collapse of the primary deal in July. The ships would be the first to use a key temporary shipping corridor in the Black Sea following the Russian withdrawal from the Black Sea grain deal. That deal allowed for the safe movement of grain from Ukrainian ports to the rest of the world amid the war. Two cargo ships were headed to a Ukrainian port to collect wheat that would ultimately be shipped to African and Asian countries, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said.