Russian forces attacked the Danube and Greater Odesa ports with drones on the night of May 1.
The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority reported this on Telegram.
«As a result of the enemy strikes, damage was recorded to berth and warehouse infrastructure, as well as local fires, which were quickly extinguished by port workers and relevant services,» the authority said.
It added that there were no casualties.
«The ports continue to operate under security restrictions,» the authority noted.

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