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Five cargo ships struck by drones within 24 hours
Between Aug 17 and 18, 2026, reports indicated that Ukraine struck as many as five bulk carriers in or near Novorossiysk, with one, the 'Anna S', reported to have been abandoned due to a fire, while Russia’s Ministry of Defense claimed strikes on at least four ships. Among the vessels struck were the 'Fehu', managed from the UAE and under the flag of the Marshall Islands, while it was loading in Novorossiysk, the Russian-flagged 'Victoria V', which was approaching Novorossiysk, and the Turkish flagged cargo vessel 'Necibe', registered in San Marino, which was loading wheat in Tuapse, when it was attacked by drones, and the 'Dream', which was targeted by drones in the vicinity of the port of Novorossiysk in a dangerous development, that once again highlighted the risks facing commercial vessels and civilian seafarers in the Black Sea.
A number of vessels which export coal from occupied Ukrainian territory identified
The 'Victoria V' is among those vessels, the Ukrainian Foreign Intelligence Service has idientfied to be involved in Russia's export of coking coal from temporarily occupied territories through the port of Mariupol, as part of a deliberate strategy to exploit the occupied territories, violating international law and the rules of warfare. The 'Alfa M' exported about 40.000 tons, the 'Alfa 1' more than 20,000 tons of coking coal, the 'Alpha Hermes' more than 5,000 tons, the "Victoria K' more than 20,000 tons, and the 'Victoria V' more than 35,000 tons, totalling to 120,000 tons of coal. The value of this coal will be sufficient to produce thousands of tons of steel. Russia is using the occupied Ukrainian territories as a source of raw materials to secure its economy. which is a serious violation of international humanitarian law, including the 1907 Hague Convention, which prohibits the use of resources of occupied territories for the benefit of the occupier without the consent of the legitimate authority.
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