Russia says it struck data centres, military facilities, logistics sites in Ukraine

Russia’s Defence Ministry said its forces had struck a number of targets in Ukraine, including data centres, fuel infrastructure and military facilities.

According to the ministry, data centres belonging to Ukrtelecom and Dreamline were hit in Kyiv, along with fuel infrastructure facilities that it said were used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Russian media reports.

The ministry also reported strikes on infrastructure and facilities at the Vasylkiv military airfield in the Kyiv region.

In Odesa, Russian forces struck a Nova Poshta logistics centre, where the ministry alleged military cargo was being stored.

The Russian Defence Ministry further said a ship repair facility in the port of Izmail and a permanent deployment site of a Ukrainian State Border Guard Service unit had been targeted.

It also claimed that Russian forces struck two dry cargo ships carrying supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

By Sabina Mammadli