A large-scale overnight Russian strike hit a series of Ukrainian defense industry, energy and port infrastructure facilities. The Russian Defense Ministry released a list of targets struck in Kiev, the Kiev Region and the Odessa Region.

In Kiev, the attacks hit two industrial facilities and a railway site. One of the targets was Fire Point LLC, where, according to the Russian Defense Ministry, components and warheads for the long-range FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile were produced, along with solid-fuel boosters.

Another strike targeted Aerobavovna LLC. The company manufactured aerostats used to deploy and support the control of medium- and long-range drones, including Hornet-type UAVs.

The Darnitsa locomotive depot in Kiev was also hit. The facility repaired railway locomotives and served as an important maintenance point for engines used to transport military cargo.

Two more targets were struck in the Kiev Region. In the settlement of Khotov, a workshop used for assembling, upgrading and storing unmanned boats was hit. In Borispol, the strike targeted an oil depot that supplied the Ukrainian Armed Forces with fuel and lubricants.

A significant part of the reported strikes took place in Odessa and the surrounding region. A thermal power plant and three electrical substations supporting port infrastructure were hit, along with a UAV assembly workshop.

In the port of Odessa, 16 storage facilities containing weapons and military equipment supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces by Western countries were struck, as well as six tanks holding fuel and lubricants.

Two additional warehouses containing military-technical equipment intended for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit in the port of Chernomorsk. In Orlovka, the targets included a border checkpoint and a ferry crossing.