The Russian army has struck energy facilities in the Ukrainian city of Odesa, APA’s Russia bureau reports.
As a result, a thermal power plant and three electrical substations were damaged.
In addition, 16 storage facilities for weapons and military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and six fuel and lubricant tanks were damaged at the Odesa port.
It was reported that the Fire Point plant in Kyiv, which produces components for Flamingo missiles, was also targeted.
Two warehouses storing military equipment intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine were also struck at the Chornomorsk port.
The Russian army carried out a missile strike on the Aerobavovna plant, which produces aerostats for the delivery and control of unmanned aerial vehicles, including Hornet drones.
The Darnytsia depot in Kyiv, a key locomotive service point for military cargo, was damaged.
The Russian army also carried out strikes on warehouses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the Chornomorsk port.
A workshop for the assembly, equipping, and storage of unmanned boats was struck in Khotiv, Kyiv region.
The Russian Ministry of Defense also reported that an oil depot supplying fuel and lubricants to the Armed Forces of Ukraine was struck in Boryspil.
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