Russian forces carried out a series of group strikes overnight from September 19 to 20 using air-launched precision weapons and attack drones against military-related targets in Ukraine, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

The ministry said the strikes targeted logistics hubs, warehouses, port infrastructure and vessels allegedly used in support of the Ukrainian military.

In Kiev, the Radiоnix enterprise was hit. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the facility produced control systems for Flamingo, Neptune, FP-7 and FP-9 missiles.

In the Kiev Region, Russian drones struck a warehouse belonging to Fire Point. The site was said to contain components and launch boosters intended for long-range drones.

Another target was the B-Mobile data center. The Russian Defense Ministry said the facility was used to store, process and transmit data, including intelligence information, and to operate network equipment in support of Ukrainian forces.

Russian forces also struck a Nova Poshta logistics center. According to the ministry, the site was used to store and distribute military cargo delivered to Ukraine.

In addition, a cargo ship was hit in the port of Odessa. The Russian Defense Ministry said the vessel had delivered military cargo.