Russia says it struck military-linked vessels and Kyiv infrastructure

According to statements made on Sunday, Russian forces carried out overnight drone strikes on logistics centers, port and transport infrastructure, communications centers, and vessels Moscow said were linked to the Ukrainian military. The ministry reported that a data center in Kyiv, logistic hubs in the Kyiv and Odesa regions, two drone storages in Mykolaiv, the headquarters of a naval base and the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, and military stores in Kiliya port were hit. A cargo ship carrying military and dual-use goods to Odesa was also struck.

Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile service provider, told local media on Sunday its head office had been struck, though there were no casualties.

Earlier statements from Friday and Thursday detailed similar strikes. On Friday, the ministry said its forces hit Ukrainian defense industry facilities, logistics centers, and vessels. These included a drone assembly and storage site in the Kyiv region, logistics hubs in the Odesa region, and port infrastructure in Reni. A cargo ship carrying military and dual-use goods to Odesa was also struck, as was another cargo vessel headed for Odesa, a logistics center, and a data center used for intelligence data.

On Thursday, Russian forces reportedly targeted drone production facilities in Kyiv, telecommunications centers, logistics hubs at the port of Odesa, and an oil tanker bound for Chornomorsk. Additional strikes were reported on an unspecified logistics center in Odesa, a drone storage warehouse, and a cargo vessel bound for Odesa.