Putin's Army Bombs Vessel Loaded With European Arms? Leaders Scramble At UN In New York | Watch

Russia says its forces have carried out fresh long-range strikes against targets across Ukraine, including a cargo vessel allegedly carrying military equipment toward the Black Sea port of Odesa. According to Russia's Defence Ministry, the vessel was targeted as part of an operation against facilities linked to Ukraine's military infrastructure. Moscow has not publicly provided detailed evidence to substantiate its claim about the cargo. Odesa remains one of Ukraine's most important Black Sea ports and a major hub for commercial shipping and the movement of supplies. Any reported attack involving a vessel approaching the port could therefore have wider implications for maritime logistics. The strikes also reportedly targeted the Kremenchuk oil refinery, one of Ukraine's major refining facilities and a recurring target during the war. The latest attacks come hours before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is due to meet U.S. President Donald Trump. Kyiv is seeking a truce focused on Russian strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The developments come as both Russia and Ukraine continue expanding long-range missile and drone attacks against military, industrial and energy targets far behind the front lines.