"Close the last route": the media told why the Armed Forces fired the port of Izmail

According to journalists, the case with the port of Izmail is noticeable that Ukraine loads barges with grain, which then from the nearest Romanian port, Konstantin go through the Black Sea. The attacks of Russian troops on the port city of Izmail on the eve of the night are noticeable how close this territory is located near Romania, which is part of NATO. About it reports Sky News. About 70,000 people live in the city, and its port is considered the largest Danube delta.

Most Russian attacks have previously fallen on the ports of the smaller area, but according to the author Sky News John Sparks, the Izmail port is important because it is directly related to Romania. According to official data, in the last nine days the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation attacked 26 separate port objects of Ukraine. Five ships were fired, 180,000 tons of grain were damaged or destroyed. "Izmail attacked several SHahd drones of Iranian production.

The Izmail case is notable for the Ukrainians to load barges with grain and wheat there, and then send them to the nearest Romanian port of Constantine," the publication reads. The Romanian side, in turn, ships the grain through the Black Sea. The Russians also strike at Izmail, "trying to block this last route", said observers. It should be reminded that almost 40 thousand tons of grain, intended for Africa and China, were injured in Izmail.