Russia said Tuesday its forces struck Ukrainian ports and supply vessels, while Ukraine reported overnight attacks on Russian military targets across several regions, damaging equipment including a MiG‑29 fighter jet.
Russian forces used attack drones and air‑launched precision weapons to hit two dry‑cargo ships carrying supplies for Ukrainian troops, four warehouses and port infrastructure at Pivdennyi (Yuzhny) in Odesa Oblast. They also struck fuel storage tanks at Chornomorsk port in the same region, the Defense Ministry said in its daily report.
Additionally, Russian forces secured control of the settlement of Annovka in the Donetsk region.
Meanwhile, Ukraine's General Staff reported that its forces launched overnight strikes from Monday to Tuesday against multiple Russian military targets, damaging equipment and facilities including a MiG-29 fighter jet.
The strikes targeted the Millerovo air base in Russia's Rostov Oblast, the Peresvet laser weapons system in the Luhansk region, a Starlink satellite communications jamming station in Crimea, and Russian fuel, ammunition, and military supply depots in the Zaporizhzhia region, the Ukraine's General Staff said.
Russia reports port strikes, Donetsk gain as Ukraine hits fuel, ammo sites in Zaporizhzhia
China will deepen cooperation with Belt and Road partner countries in green trade and cross-border e-commerce during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030), and push ahead with projects already under way, a senior official with the Ministry of Commerce said at a press conference in Beijing on Wednesday.
Speaking at the briefing held by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), Song Lihong, a first-level inspector with the Ministry of Commerce, said that China will work to expand imports of quality goods from partner countries and promote exports of products from emerging industries, supporting industrial development in those countries.
"China will continue to grant zero-tariff treatment to the least developed countries that have established diplomatic relationship with China, and implement the full zero-tariff policy for African countries with diplomatic relationship. China will also develop trade in services, promote cooperation in areas such as research and development and design, advance the 'Thousand Sails Going Global' action plan for cultural trade, and keep expanding digital trade," Song said.
China will promote investment cooperation with its Belt and Road partner countries, strengthen industrial and supply chain links, and encourage companies to take part in emerging fields such as green energy, green minerals, the digital economy and artificial intelligence, he added.
China to deepen green trade, e-commerce ties with BRI partners in 15th Five-Year Plan
China to deepen green trade, e-commerce ties with BRI partners in 15th Five-Year Plan
