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Russia Claims It Hit Cargo Vessels Bound for Ukraine and Telecoms Infrastructure in Kyiv

On September 28, 2026, Russia claimed to have struck cargo vessels en route to Ukraine and telecom infrastructure in Kyiv. The attacks occurred during an ongoing conflict, with no immediate confirmation from Ukrainian authorities. The incident escalated tensions in the region.

According to reports from The Star, Russia stated that it targeted cargo vessels carrying supplies destined for Ukraine. The attack reportedly occurred in the Black Sea, though the exact location and number of vessels involved were not specified. The Star also noted that Russia claimed to have damaged telecom infrastructure in Kyiv, potentially disrupting communication networks in the capital. The Deccan Herald corroborated Russia's claims regarding the telecom infrastructure strike in Kyiv but provided no additional details. Neither outlet reported any official response from Ukrainian authorities, leaving the validity of the claims unverified. The timing of the attacks coincided with heightened military activity in the region, raising concerns about the potential for further escalation. The sources do not diverge on the main claims, as both attribute the statements to Russia. However, the lack of independent verification or Ukrainian confirmation leaves the event's specifics and consequences uncertain.

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IndependentThe StarSep 28, 07:50 PM
Russia says it hit cargo vessels bound for Ukraine, telecoms infrastructure in Kyiv - The Star

Russia says it hit cargo vessels bound for Ukraine, telecoms infrastructure in Kyiv  The Star