Russia’s Defense Ministry said defense industry and military logistics facilities in the Ukrainian city of Kyiv, the Kyiv region and Odesa region were targeted in extensive overnight attacks.
According to the ministry’s statement, the attacks involved long-range attack unmanned aerial vehicles and precision weapons launched from land, air and sea. The ministry said the targets included facilities used in the production or storage of unmanned aerial vehicles and cruise missiles, as well as centers involved in transporting and distributing military cargo.
Targets in Kyiv
Russia’s Defense Ministry identified the Kyiv Radio Factory and Trimen-Ukraine among the targets in Kyiv, saying they produced components for reconnaissance and attack unmanned aerial vehicles. The statement also claimed that warheads for FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles and long-range unmanned aerial vehicles were produced at the First Reinforced Concrete Structures Factory.
The ministry also said a facility belonging to Element UA, where components for Hornet-type attack unmanned aerial vehicles were reportedly produced and stored, was targeted. It said the commercial and storage complex of Ukrspetssistem was also hit, claiming that the facility was used to assemble and store Shark reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles and attack unmanned aerial vehicles.
Military logistics sites in the Kyiv region
In the Kyiv region, the Boevye Ptitsy Ukrainy industrial enterprise in Bila Tserkva and the Himtransagro logistics center in the settlement of Shkarivka were also listed among the targets. Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed that the facilities were used to transport unmanned aerial vehicles for various purposes, as well as military cargo and components.
The statement said the R-Plast logistics center in Bila Tserkva was also hit. The ministry claimed that ammunition for medium- and long-range unmanned aerial vehicles was produced and stored there.
Russia’s Defense Ministry listed the Vasylkiv air base, a fuel and oil depot in the settlement of Boryspil, and a radio and communications intelligence center affiliated with Ukraine’s Security Service in Markhalivka among the other targets in the region.
Facilities in the Odesa region
An unmanned aerial vehicle assembly workshop and a storage area in the Odesa region were reportedly hit. The ministry’s statement said a tanker at the Port of Chornomorsk, which it claimed was carrying fuel and oil for Ukrainian forces, was also targeted.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said the Dniester electrical substation, which it said supports the operation of Ukrainian ports, was also affected by the attack.
