Russian drones target Izmail port in Odesa Oblast

A new wave of Russian drones is attacking the port areas of Reni and Izmail in Ukraine's Odesa region.

Sources

7 verified

Location

Izmail, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine

Updated

Friday, 24 April 2026 at 21:35 UTC

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Synthesis · 7 sources

Russian forces have launched a sustained drone attack targeting Ukraine's Danube River ports. A new wave of unmanned aerial vehicles is currently striking the port areas of Reni and Izmail in Odesa Oblast, with local warnings urging residents to stay in shelters. This follows earlier reports of a large drone wave heading towards the region's port infrastructure. The attacks are part of a broader Russian campaign targeting Ukrainian export hubs and logistics.

Updates · 6

4d agomonitorwar

Updated drone count to 17, confirming the threat to the Odesa region.

4d agoAMK Mapping

The number of detected drones has increased from at least 17 to over 30.

4d agomonitorwar

The number of drones has been specified as 28, and their target sector has been identified as Vylkove/Tatarbunary.

4d agoИЗНАНКА

The new report specifically mentions the port of Chornomorsk as a target within the Odesa region.

4d agomonitorwar

The incoming message provides a more specific flight path for the drone wave, noting they are heading past Tatarbunary and Vylkove towards Izmail, and includes a public safety warning.

4d agomonitorwar

The attack is now confirmed to be actively targeting the port areas of Reni and Izmail, with local warnings issued.

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