The Russian Defense Ministry announced the implementation of strikes with high-precision weapons from the ground with long-range drones targeting two iron and steel factories in Dneprodzerzhinsk, logistics centers and power stations in Nikolaev and Odessa, and an intelligence site in Kiev, confirming that major Ukrainian military installations were hit.
AI-generated summary
These strikes come in the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine since February 2022, as each side seeks to achieve military and strategic gains by targeting the opponent’s infrastructure and logistics.
The Russian Defense said in a statement that these strikes were carried out with high-precision weapons launched from the ground by long-range drones, and led to the damage to the Dneprodzerzhinsk Iron and Steel Plant (Kamytstal) and the Dnepr Iron and Steel Plant, which are the largest suppliers of metal products to the Ukrainian military industry.
In Nikolaev and its region in southern Ukraine, a logistics center used to store military property was struck, as well as the Mykolaevska electricity substation.
As for Odessa Province, a logistics center used to store military property was targeted in the village of Dashnoye, while in the port of Chernomorsk, a dry cargo ship carrying weapons and military property for the Ukrainian Armed Forces was hit.
The statement also stated that yesterday evening, Friday, Russian strikes hit a number of sites in Kiev Province, namely the Svyatopetrovsky Logistics Center, which is used to store military property, and two yards for storing and distributing fuel for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the military town of Plestavitsa, affiliated with Gostomel Airport, in addition to the Radio and Electronic Intelligence Center in the town of Brovary.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russia will continue to carry out similar strikes on Ukrainian military infrastructure in the coming weeks
Likely · Within weeks

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