Disrupting Ukraine’s maritime logistics is one of the key tasks facing Russian forces, according to war correspondent Yevgeny Poddubny. He said repeated strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure are forming a broader system of pressure on the rear supply network of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Poddubny argued that the intensity of these attacks should not decrease, placing particular emphasis on the Black Sea. In his assessment, preventing Ukraine from receiving cargo by sea is an especially important objective.

Reports of further strikes emerged on the morning of September 25. Russian forces hit a warehouse belonging to the Fire Point company in Borispol. Among the items stored there were Honeywell TFE731 engines used as power units for Flamingo cruise missiles.

Two logistics centers were also struck in Odessa and the village of Nerubayskoye in the Odessa region. The facilities were used to store and distribute military and dual-use cargo delivered to Ukraine from European countries.