The Russian Defence Ministry said its units carried out “group strikes” with drones targeting Ukraine’s “military‑industrial and energy sector facilities, logistics centres and maritime vessels.” The ministry listed three logistics centres in Odesa, a storage site for drone components in the wider Odesa region, and a bulk carrier transporting military supplies to the port of Odesa as hits.
In Kyiv, the city’s military administration reported three people injured after a warehouse in the Holosiivskyi district was struck, igniting a fire that also damaged a nearby fuel station and office building. Debris from the drones fell in the Solomianskyi and Darnytskyi districts, with additional damage to a gas station in Darnytskyi.
Further afield, Ukraine’s Emergency Service said two people were wounded in the Zhytomyr region when a Russian attack hit a local business. In Zaporizhzhia, a strike set off a large blaze at a shopping centre, injuring two men aged 37 and 39; the fire spread across roughly 6,000 square metres before being contained.
In the southern Odesa region, fire crews battled a major blaze at a warehouse complex after it was hit, describing the effort as difficult due to repeated air‑raid alerts, the building’s structure and the volume of stored goods. The same region saw the reported hit on a bulk carrier carrying military supplies to Odesa’s port.
Ukrainian authorities said emergency services had to pause operations repeatedly as air‑raid warnings continued, underscoring the ongoing threat to responders and civilians alike.