Russia strikes Kyiv rail depot and Mykolaiv logistics hub

The Russian Defense Ministry announced that its forces continue targeting Ukrainian energy facilities, logistical networks, and critical infrastructure. According to the ministry’s latest statement, operations resulted in the destruction of a railway service yard in Kyiv, alongside a significant logistics hub and a cargo vessel in the southern Mykolaiv region.

Targets struck in Kyiv

In the capital, the military identified two specific sites hit by the strikes. The first was the "Pulp Mill Print" facility, which the ministry stated is involved in manufacturing missiles and long-range drones. The second target was the locomotive depot located at Darnytsia station.

This depot serves as a repair and refurbishment center for railway cars. The Russian side claims these vehicles are utilized for transporting both purely military goods and items with dual-use capabilities.

Operations in Mykolaiv region

Shifting focus to southeastern Ukraine, the ministry detailed actions taken within the Mykolaiv oblast. A key objective was the logistics center operated by the company "Nova Poshta" in the town of Ternovka. This site reportedly stored shipments classified as having dual-use potential.

Additionally, forces targeted a drone storage warehouse situated in Mishkovo-Pohorilove. The operation also extended to maritime assets, where a cargo ship was disabled in Boh Bay.

According to the report, this vessel was en route to the port of Mykolaiv carrying military supplies when it was struck.