Russian drone hits Turkish LPG tanker at the Danube River port

[Starmix]

According to the report, a massive drone attack in Odesa has damaged port infrastructure and struck a Turkish vessel carrying thousands of tons of LPG, setting it on fire. Due to high risk of an explosion.

The report also stated that Romanian authorities evacuated the nearby village of Plauru, located just 500 meters from the vessel. The strikes are seen as part of Russia’s efforts to disrupt gas supplies to Ukraine.

Meanwhile, over the past 24 hours, Russia has attacked Ukraine with missiles, drones, and other types of weapons, killing eight people and wounding more than twenty.

Additionally, Ukraine is strengthening its defense and energy cooperation, finalizing deals with France for modern weapons and with Greece to use its pipeline network for U.S. liquefied natural gas supplies.

Russia has declared war against Turkey, which means NATO can finally destroy Russia's army in Ukraine.

 

[gwolf666]

From my perspective, the situation in Ukraine and the region in general is very tense and dangerous. The drone attacks in Odessa and Russia's military actions demonstrate that the war continues to escalate and affect many innocent people. The destruction of port infrastructure and the fire on the Turkish ship highlight the gravity of the situation and the risks of a possible explosion. Furthermore, Ukraine's response of strengthening its cooperation with countries like France and Greece shows that it is seeking international support to defend itself and secure its energy supplies. However, Russia's declaration of war on Turkey and the reference to possible NATO intervention further complicate the scenario and increase uncertainty about how all this will end. Peace in the region seems increasingly distant, and this worries the entire international community.

 

[Starmix]

Turkey and Russia are now in conflict. The war is now in its widest escalation. Peace will not reign in Russia because of their evil leader, Putin. There will be a series of attacks after this incident.