The Russian Defense Ministry identified the specific targets struck during the large-scale attack carried out by Russian forces overnight on August 1.

One of the sites was the Fire Point plant in Kiev, which produces components and warheads for Flamingo cruise missiles.

Other weapons-related facilities in the Ukrainian capital were also hit. They included the Radioizmeritel plant, where parts for FP-1 unmanned aerial vehicles and Neptun-MD missiles were manufactured, and the Burevestnik plant, which produced components for drones and radar equipment.

Russian forces also struck the Kiev-25 and Kiev-21 facilities. Kiev-25 was used to manufacture and store Lima electronic warfare systems, while Kiev-21 served as an assembly and storage site for unmanned aerial vehicles.

In the Kiev region, the attack targeted a logistics site in Vishnevoye where drone components were stored and assembled. In the Odessa region, strikes hit two vessels carrying military cargo.

The Defense Ministry said Russian troops used precision-guided ground- and sea-launched weapons, along with strike drones, against the listed targets.