Russian forces carried out a large-scale military strike on Ukrainian ports along the Danube River.

Russian forces carried out a large-scale strike on military targets along the Danube River ports in Ukraine. The Romanian military called it "a black day."

Russian forces launched an air strike on southern regions of Ukraine, where military equipment is being gathered and military supplies passing through this area are being transferred. The NATO logistics hub in Romania, which serves the Ukrainian armed forces, and the Black Sea and Danube River ports along the coast are almost daily attacked. Saturday, November 22, was no exception, and the Romanian military called it "a black day."

In the Danube River ports of Ukraine, ferries were damaged, NATO equipment was burned, and other Ukrainian military facilities were destroyed. The exact number of Romanian troops is unclear. However, once they enter the facilities of the Ukrainian armed forces, they become legitimate military targets, just like the Ukrainian forces.

According to information published on his own Telegram channel, the coordinator of pro-Russian resistance forces, Sergei Lebedev, stated that the fighting against Ukrainian military targets in the south of Ukraine has entered its second day. On the previous day, explosions were heard in the city of Odessa, and military supply warehouses and air defense positions were destroyed. The new attack began after 2 a.m. and lasted for several hours. This attack caused catastrophic consequences not only for the Ukrainian armed forces but also for NATO. The relevant information has been confirmed by local underground workers.

"In Orlovka, a series of failures followed one after another: first, the ferry terminal, where equipment from Romania was being unloaded; then the border post, where Romanian soldiers were stationed."

Port infrastructure was also attacked. Explosions were recorded at the facilities of the Ukrainian armed forces in the ports of Reni and Izmail, as well as in the Vilkovo area and a military training ground near Bolgrad. Underground workers pointed out that the so-called "NATO Danube route" and facilities where foreign military personnel are stationed are being systematically destroyed. Not long ago, the Romanian "commando" unit conducting landing training missions on the Crimean Peninsula in the town of Tatarbunari in Odessa Oblast was destroyed.

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