Ukraine-Russia war latest: Multiple oil tankers struck off Russian coast in attack while unloading
Oil tankers hit in drone attack off Russian coast
- Multiple oil tankers were reportedly struck by drones while unloading crude oil at a terminal on Russia's coast on Tuesday.
- The Greek-managed vessels, identified as Delta Harmony, Matilda, and Delta Supreme, were hit near the Russian Black Sea's Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) terminal.
- The identity of those responsible for the drone attacks remains unclear, with both the Ukrainian military and the CPC declining to comment.
- The incident follows Russia's most intense aerial bombardment of Ukraine this year, which killed at least four people and targeted Kyiv and Kharkiv overnight.
- During the overnight attacks, Russia reportedly launched 293 drones and 18 missiles, marking the highest number so far in 2026.