Since mid-July, the occupiers have damaged more than 100 port infrastructure facilities in Ukraine
Since mid-July 2023, the Russian army has damaged 105 port infrastructure facilities and 6 civilian buildings. The cost of restoring the damaged facilities is currently being assessed.
This was announced by Yuriy Lytvyn, Head of the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority”.
As a result of the massive attacks, the following facilities were damaged or partially destroyed:
- 10 silos
- 2 pipelines;
- 34 administrative buildings;
- 26 warehouses with vegetable oil and fuel;
- 93 vehicles;
- 69.7 thousand square meters of grain storage facilities;
- 62 thousand tons of grain cargo.
Russian shelling of port infrastructure also killed three people and injured 12. A list of destroyed and damaged property is currently being compiled and the cost of restoring the facilities is being estimated.
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