Russian forces continued a series of overnight group strikes on facilities in Ukraine linked to industry, military logistics, data storage and maritime transport. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the attacks involved high-precision air-launched weapons and strike drones.

In Kiev and the Kiev Region, the strikes hit the B-Mobile data center and the Gostomel logistics hub. The Russian Defense Ministry said the data center was used to store, process and transmit information, including intelligence data, as well as to operate network equipment supporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Gostomel facility was used to store and distribute components for the production of medium- and long-range drones.

In Khmelnitsky, an innovative terminal belonging to the Novaya Pochta logistics center was struck. The site was used to store and distribute fixed-wing drones and components for them.

Another target was the Dnepr logistics center in the Dnepropetrovsk Region, where fixed-wing drones and parts used for their production and maintenance were stored.

Several facilities were also hit in Odessa and the Odessa Region. Among them was an automotive components plant used to repair and service Ukrainian military equipment, as well as a warehouse in Vizirka containing foreign-made drone components intended for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

A separate wave of strikes targeted port infrastructure in Chernomorsk. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, two cargo ships that had delivered military supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit there, along with a patrol boat, fuel and lubricant tanks, and a storage facility holding equipment intended to support Ukrainian troops.

Another cargo ship was struck at sea while approaching the port of Odessa. The vessel was transporting supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.