
The Russian Armed Forces attacked the Khimtransagro logistics center in the Kyiv region, which was used for the distribution of military cargo, including components for UAVs.
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The Russian Armed Forces are launching attacks on military and industrial infrastructure in Ukraine.
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The Russian Armed Forces hit the Khimtransagro logistics center in the village of Shkarovka, Kyiv region.
The logistics center was used for the delivery and distribution of military cargo, including components for UAVs.
MOSCOW, September 8 – RIA Novosti. The Russian Armed Forces hit a logistics center in the Kyiv region used for military cargo, including components for UAVs, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.
On Tuesday night, the Russian Armed Forces launched a massive attack on Ukrainian defense industry facilities in Kyiv and the Kyiv region, as well as facilities in the Chernomorsk port in the Odessa region.

The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that units of the “North” group stopped the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attempts to break out of encirclement in the Kharkov region; enemy losses amounted to up to 30 servicemen.

After the raid on the Perm region, the Ukrainian Armed Forces switched to a strategy of night drone attacks. On the night of September 8, the Saratov region was attacked, 10 people were injured, including three children.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the completion of the encirclement of the Ukrainian Armed Forces group of up to 2 thousand people in the Kharkov region, which will allow the front line to be moved away from the Belgorod region.

Units of the “Center” group occupied more advantageous positions, defeating the manpower and equipment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The losses of the Ukrainian side amounted to 380 military personnel and several pieces of equipment.

The Russian Armed Forces attacked a trade and warehouse complex in Kyiv, where Shark drones were assembled and stored, the Russian Ministry of Defense said.

In the special operation zone, mobile versions of medical equipment, previously available only in hospitals, and medicines in packages adapted for dropping from drones have appeared, which allows them to be used without lengthy training, said the commander of the medical unit of the North group, call sign Freeman.