A Russian missile strike on port infrastructure in Odesa, Ukraine, struck a commercial vessel flying the flag of Antigua and Barbuda on Saturday, killing one person and injuring others.
Local authorities confirmed the attack targeted the port area, causing damage to warehouses and the merchant ship.
The incident highlights the continuing exposure of international shipping to military conflict in the Black Sea.
Foreign-flagged vessels remain at risk as Russian forces target port facilities, complicating logistics and raising insurance premiums for transit through the region.
This follows a pattern of attacks on maritime assets in the area.
Earlier this week, a Russian missile strike on Odesa killed at least two people and injured eight, while separate drone attacks on Monday hit three foreign-flagged civilian vessels, resulting in one crew member's death.