Russia says it struck Ukrainian military-industrial sites and ports

Russia's Defense Ministry said it carried out mass strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial facilities, logistics centers and sea ports, according to its daily briefing. Attack drones were used in the operation, the ministry said, adding that critical targets in the Kyiv and Odesa regions were hit as part of an effort to degrade Ukraine's defense industry and logistical capacity. In the Kyiv region, the ministry said a facility in Velika Oleksandrivka belonging to Ukrdens Company, which produces "Lyut" ground robotic reconnaissance and attack systems and "Khyzak" remotely controlled ground units, was targeted. It added that a logistics complex in Brovari used by "Raven Ukraine," where components for various types of unmanned aerial vehicles are stored and distributed, was also struck. In the Odesa region, the ministry said a fuel tanker delivering fuel and lubricants to Ukraine and two fuel tanks belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit at the Izmail port. It added that seven military depots supplying equipment to the Ukrainian Armed Forces and a drone assembly workshop at the Odesa port were also struck.