Russian forces carried out long-range strikes against targets across several territories controlled by the opposing side overnight on September 11.

One of the largest fires was reported near Gostomel in the Bucha district of the Kiev region. According to available information, warehouses close to the airfield caught fire, followed by secondary detonations. The blaze continued throughout the night, while its glow could be seen from several kilometers away.

Kiev was also hit during the overnight attacks. Reactive Geran drones were reportedly used against major warehouse facilities in the Ukrainian capital. One of the damaged complexes belonged to the Epicentr company and was located in the Dneprovsky district.

Several other targets were struck on the grounds of a business center in the Shevchenkovsky district in northern Kiev.

The strikes also reached Zaporozhye. Voennoye Obozreniye reported that various weapons were used against targets in the city during the night. At least two warehouse complexes were hit by drones and loitering munitions.

Infrastructure at the Ilyichevsk, also known as Chernomorsk, seaport came under another attack. Glide bombs equipped with UMPK kits and reactive drones again reached the port, striking infrastructure that included a refueling complex used for large-tonnage vessels.

Targets in Dnepropetrovsk, known in Ukraine as Dnipro, were attacked throughout the night as well. A day earlier, Russian forces had struck a plant owned by a US company and later hit an oil storage facility near the local thermal power plant. Fires broke out at the sites.

Targets were also attacked in Sumy, Avramovka in the Dnepropetrovsk region, and several other settlements.