Russian strikes hit Ukrainian power station, military sites and drone depots

Russia's Ministry of Defense announced on Monday that it had carried out a large-scale strike targeting Ukrainian military industry facilities, sites used to store unmanned aerial vehicles, and power substations.

In a statement carried by Russia's Sputnik news agency, the ministry said: "Overnight, our forces launched drone strikes on logistics centers, port infrastructure in Ukraine, and power substations that support their operation, as well as naval vessels supporting the Ukrainian armed forces."

The ministry detailed the targets, stating: "In Poltava, a warehouse complex used for storing long- and medium-range unmanned aerial vehicles was hit."

The ministry added that in Kyiv, the 'PS-330 Nivki' substation was struck, which supports the operations of Ukraine's military-industrial complex and logistics centers in the capital.

The statement further noted: "Additionally, while crossing the sea to the port of Odesa, a ship transporting military cargo to Ukraine was targeted."