Russian Airstrike in Kiev: Military Facilities and Logistics Centers Hit

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that a large-scale air strike was carried out on military industrial facilities and logistics centers used for military purposes in Kiev and its surroundings last night. The attack was carried out using high-precision land and sea-based weapons and long-range unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Ballistic missiles also participated in the attack. The targeted facilities in Kiev included enterprises that produced, stored, and delivered missile weapons, UAVs, radar stations, and electronic warfare systems.The facilities hit by the Russian army included the Radioizmeritel plant, which produced parts for Neptun, FP-7, and Grom-2 missiles, the Burevestnik factory, which produced electronic components and parts for UAVs, the Kiev-111 enterprise, which produced parts and warheads for FP-5 Flamingo missiles, the Kiev-25 enterprise, which produced and stored parts for Lima electronic warfare systems, and the Kiev-21 enterprise, where UAV interceptors were produced and stored. In the Kiev region, the Vişnyovoye logistics center, where UAV parts were produced and stored, was also hit.In addition, two dry cargo ships carrying military cargo were targeted in the southern part of Odessa. The Russian Ministry of Defense shared a detailed list of the targeted enterprises and stated that the facilities were used for military activities.