Russia said its armed forces carried out drone strikes overnight against various sites in Ukraine.
Russia said a data-processing center belonging to Vodafone in Kyiv was targeted. The company was described as providing mobile communications and high-speed internet to the Ukrainian army, as well as being used to transmit intelligence data.
Logistics targets in Kyiv and Mykolaiv
Russia said the Zalmer Group logistics center in Krasylivka, Kyiv region, was struck. The center was described as being used to store and distribute military aid supplied by Western countries.
Russia also said that two depots in Mykolaiv storing unmanned aerial vehicles and warheads for those vehicles were targeted.
In Illichivsk, Odesa region, a strike was carried out against the Dron Kalinsh logistics center, where FPV interceptor vehicles were stored, Russia said.
Targets at the Port of Kiliia and in Odesa
Russia said the headquarters of the Vostok Naval Base of the Ukrainian Navy and a base belonging to the Ukrainian State Border Guard Service were among the targets at the Port of Kiliia.
Russia said four depots containing military materials intended for the needs of the Ukrainian army, as well as pier infrastructure, were also struck.
Russia said a dry cargo vessel sailing toward the Port of Odesa was targeted while at sea because it was carrying military materials and dual-use cargo intended for the needs of the Ukrainian army.