The Russian Armed Forces struck two logistics centers in the Odessa region, where military cargoes arriving in Ukraine from Europe were stored and distributed, the Russian Defense Ministry said
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The Russian Armed Forces struck two logistics centers in the Odessa region, where military cargoes arriving in Ukraine from Europe were stored and distributed, the Russian Defense Ministry said
The Russian Armed Forces struck two logistics centers in the Odessa region, where military cargoes arriving in Ukraine from Europe were stored and distributed, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
The Russian Defense Ministry reported that two logistics centers in the Odessa region and two data centers in Kyiv, used by the Ukrainian military, were struck by unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Russian military struck two logistics centres in Odessa and Ilichövka in Odessa province, which were reported to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.
The Russian Ministry of Defence announced the bombing of two logistics centres for the storage and distribution of military cargo in Odessa and Ilichevka, as well as the Ukrainian Defence Data Processing Centre in Kiev.
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