One killed, six hurt in Russian air attack on port in Ukraine's Odessa region: official
The infrastructure of a business, fertiliser warehouses and vehicles, including freight wagons, have also been damaged.
A Russian drone attack has killed one person and injured six others at one of the ports in Ukraine's Odessa region on the Black Sea, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba has said.
"Russia launched massive strikes on port and railway infrastructure," he wrote on Telegram on Friday.
Infrastructure of a business, fertiliser warehouses and vehicles, including freight wagons, were damaged, Kuleba said, adding the attack sparked a fire.
Kuleba did not name the port. Facilities at the three Black Sea ports around the city of Odessa have been frequent targets, and the region also houses the Danube River ports.
Regional Odessa Governor Oleh Kiper said that energy, industrial, and residential infrastructure in the region was also targeted.
He had reported earlier that the attack caused "substantial" disruption to power, heat and water supplies.
Railway infrastructure in the Dnipropetrovsk region also came under attack, Kuleba said.