The Kremlin: Ukraine is paying the price for the attacks it launches in the Black Sea

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The Kremlin's official spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said on Friday that Kiev must pay the price for the attacks it launches in the Black Sea basin, stressing that it is practically paying it at the present time.

Peskov pointed out that Russia is responding in the Black Sea to the attacks launched by the Kiev regime, and said: “Ukraine must pay the price for this, and it is already paying it.”

The Kremlin's official spokesman explained that Russia is continuing its special military operation, noting the importance of cutting off supplies of ammunition and other equipment directed to Ukrainian forces through the Black Sea.

Peskov told reporters: “We are continuing our special military operation. It is important for us to completely cut off supplies by sea to Ukraine of military equipment, ammunition, and fuel to meet the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which is currently happening and will continue in the coming period.”

Russia has repeatedly rejected the idea of ​​a limited truce in the Black Sea, where since July, both sides have escalated their attacks on ships, ports, and power plants.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced, in a statement on Friday, that the armed forces targeted in the capital, Kiev, a bridge, designated for cars and trains, that passes over the Dnieper River, and is used for the logistical supply of military shipments for the benefit of Ukrainian military formations in the Donbass region.

The Russian Defense also announced that last night it targeted a cargo ship in the Black Sea, which was transporting military equipment to the port of Odessa for the benefit of Ukrainian forces.

Russian forces also targeted an industrial and production complex in Ismail Port, which was used to sort and distribute military shipments and fuel for the Ukrainian army, according to what the Russian Ministry of Defense announced.