Russia hits Kyiv logistics hub, data center and Odessa cargo ship

The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed that its forces targeted a logistics center belonging to the limited liability company "Hevi Logistic Ukraine" in the town of Trypukhov, located in the Kyiv region. According to the ministry, the site’s grounds were utilized by units of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry and other state bodies for storing dual-use equipment.

In addition to the logistics facility, the statement noted that the "DataGroup" data center in Kyiv was also struck. The Russian ministry claimed this infrastructure ensured the processing and transmission of intelligence data for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Odessa maritime target hit

Operations extended to the Odessa region, where Russian armed forces targeted a naval vessel. The ministry stated that the ship had delivered shipments of military equipment to the port of Chornomorsk.

These recent strikes are part of a broader strategy aimed at disrupting Ukrainian military supply lines and communications infrastructure while combat operations continue.

Prior announcements on Kyiv and Odessa sites

Earlier, the Russian Defense Ministry announced attacks on the "New-Telco" data processing center in Kyiv. Officials described this facility as one of the main hubs for internet traffic exchange belonging to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry.

The previous reports also detailed strikes on two logistics centers located in the city of Odessa and the town of Illichivsk. These sites were identified as facilities responsible for storing and distributing military shipments arriving in Ukraine from European countries.