Russian forces carried out a series of coordinated strikes on military logistics facilities in Ukraine. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the targets included logistics centers and warehouses in Kyiv and the Kyiv region, as well as port infrastructure in Izmail and Mykolaiv.

In the Kyiv region, one of the targets was the FIM Service complex in the village of Chaiky. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, components intended for Flamingo missiles were stored at the facility.

Another strike targeted a customs terminal at a transport and logistics center in the settlement of Kalynivka. The ministry claims that the facility was used to distribute military cargo arriving in Ukraine from Western countries.

A Fire Point warehouse in the village of Mila was also struck. According to the ministry, the facility stored components and launch boosters for FP-1 and FP-2 unmanned aerial vehicles.

The strikes also targeted port infrastructure in southern Ukraine. At the port of Izmail, the targets included a fuel tanker parking area and locations used for unloading fuels and lubricants.

In Mykolaiv, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, strikes targeted a maritime terminal and logistics centers used to receive and unload military cargo. In addition, 18 storage facilities containing equipment and three warehouses holding fuels and lubricants intended for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were reportedly struck.

The Russian Defense Ministry stressed that such strikes are carried out in response to attacks by the opposing side. Russian forces target decision-making centers, command posts and facilities that, according to the ministry, are used by Ukrainian forces together with NATO specialists.

Attack drones and long-range precision-guided weapons are used to carry out these strikes. The Russian Defense Ministry says the available weapons allow Russian forces to strike targets both in Kyiv and throughout Ukraine.