Russia’s Ministry of Defense names targets of overnight strike on Kyiv and the region

Russia’s Ministry of Defense has published a list of objects which, according to its claims, were struck in Kyiv and the Kyiv region overnight.

The list includes military enterprises, logistics centers, and infrastructure facilities.

According to a statement published by the ministry on its Telegram channel, strikes were carried out on the following targets: a missile assembly and components plant (JSC “Kyiv Radio Plant,” LLC “Trimen-Ukraine”); Reinforced Concrete Structures Plant No. 1, on whose premises, according to the Russian side, warheads for missiles and drones are manufactured; and the enterprise “Element UA,” engaged in the production and storage of components for strike unmanned aerial vehicles.

Also on the list are a trade and warehouse complex belonging to the company “Ukrspecsystems,” where, according to Russia’s Ministry of Defense, UAVs are assembled and stored; a drone assembly workshop; and the enterprise “Combat Birds of Ukraine” in the city of Bila Tserkva, which produces UAVs.

The list also includes logistics facilities: the “Khimtransagro” center in Shkarivka, which, according to the Russian side, is used for the delivery and distribution of military cargo, and the “R-Plast” logistics center in Bila Tserkva, which was engaged in the production and storage of ammunition for drones.

In addition, the Russian ministry announced strikes on the Vasylkiv air base, a fuel and lubricants depot in Boryspil, and an SBU radio and electronic intelligence center in Markhalivka.

Volodymyr Zelensky, for his part, stated that residential buildings and other civilian infrastructure in Kyiv had sustained significant damage.