
The Russian military struck logistics centers in Brovary, Kyiv region, and Nikolaev, destroying facilities used for storing and distributing dual-use and military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, using long-range attack drones.
AI-generated summary
The strikes are part of Russia's ongoing military campaign against Ukraine's logistics infrastructure, aimed at disrupting the supply of military equipment and dual-use goods to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The Russian military struck logistics centers near Kyiv and Nikolaev. Details of new attacks on infrastructure facilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) were disclosed by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
“The Russian Armed Forces (RF Armed Forces) continue to carry out group strikes on logistics centers, Ukrainian port infrastructure facilities and sea vessels involved in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the ministry said in a statement.
According to the defense department, in the village of Brovary, Kyiv region, a logistics center was hit, on the territory of which the storage and distribution of dual-use goods, as well as military equipment, was carried out.
In addition, the Russian military hit a logistics center in Nikolaev, which was involved in the supply of military-technical equipment to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
It is clarified that the strikes were carried out using long-range attack drones.
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Russia will continue to strike Ukraine's logistics facilities to deplete its military capabilities
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