Russian military targets Ukrainian logistics hubs, warehouses and ports in drone strikes
Russia's defense ministry says drone strikes hit logistics centers, warehouses and ports in Kyiv and Odesa regions, targeting Ukrainian military supplies.
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AIThe Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Monday that Russian armed forces carried out drone strikes targeting logistics centers, warehouses, and ports in Ukraine, as well as vessels operating on behalf of Ukrainian forces.
In a statement, the ministry said the attacks included the "Budo Logistics Center" in the town of Shasti in Kyiv region, where military products are stored and distributed, and a gas distribution station in Boyarka that supplies gas to Ukrainian military-industrial facilities.
In Odesa region, the strikes targeted a cargo ship at Odesa port that was delivering goods to support the Ukrainian armed forces, as well as infrastructure at Izmail port used for unloading and storing military shipments.
The defense ministry statement added that a dry cargo vessel transporting supplies to Ukrainian forces in Odesa port was also targeted as it crossed the sea.