Russian ​attacks overnight damaged port ‌infrastructure in Ukraine’s ​southern ⁠Odesa region and caused blackouts for ‌380,000 consumers in the ‌country’s north, ‌officials ⁠said.

Drones damaged ⁠agricultural warehouses, depots and administrative buildings, Oleh ​Kiper, ‌the Odesa regional governor, said on the Telegram ‌app. There ​were no casualties, he added.

The Kremlin on ​Wednesday (March 11, 2026) accused British specialists of involvement in a deadly ‌Ukrainian strike on the Russian city of ​Bryansk that used British Storm Shadow missiles ⁠and said it would take Britain’s role “into account”.

The Bryansk regional Governor said Tuesday’s (March 10, 2026) strike killed at least six ‌civilians and injured 37 in what he called a “terrorist missile attack”, without ‌saying what was hit. Ukraine said it had ‌struck ⁠a key plant producing missile components. Moscow ⁠accused it of deliberately targeting civilians.

Asked by Reuters if there would be a military response to the use ​of British missiles against ‌sovereign Russian territory, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia would take into account the British involvement.

“It is obvious that the launch of these ‌missiles was impossible without British specialists,” Peskov ​told reporters. “We are aware of this, we know it well, and we ⁠naturally take it into account.”

“In order to prevent such barbaric actions by the Kyiv regime from continuing, ‌the special military operation is being conducted,” he said, adding that one of the goals of the operation was to demilitarise Ukraine.

There was no immediate comment from London, though Russia has repeatedly said that Ukraine needs Western expertise ‌and Western-supplied targeting data and satellite imagery to fire advanced ​missiles deep into Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said that Kyiv had struck one of ⁠the most important military factories in Bryansk that produced ⁠electronics for Russian missiles.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the strike was ‌premeditated and directed against civilians, and challenged the U.N. to assess what had occurred.

Ukraine’s military ​said on Tuesday ‌(January 13, 2025) it ​had struck a drone manufacturing plant in the ​Rostov region of ⁠Russia.

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“The destruction of ​this facility ⁠will reduce the enemy’s capacity to ‌produce ‌drones and weaken ‍the Russian aggressor’s ability ‍to strike civilian targets on Ukrainian territory,” the military ⁠said on Telegram ​messenger.

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