Russian Defense Ministry Reveals Targets of Nighttime Strike on Kiev

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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced a large-scale nighttime strike on military-industrial targets in Kiev and the Kiev region. According to the ministry, the attack involved precision-guided weapons based on land and sea, as well as long-range strike drones.

Officials stated that the primary targets were facilities involved in the production, maintenance, and storage of missile armaments, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), radar stations, and electronic warfare systems. Additionally, logistics hubs supporting the supply and distribution of military products were hit.

Among the affected facilities in Kiev were the "Radiomeritel" enterprise, which manufactures electronic components for missile armaments and navigation systems for drones; the "Burevestnik" factory, specializing in radio-electronic products and components for UAVs; and the "Fire Point" company, which produced elements for cruise missiles and stored materials for solid-fuel boosters.

Also struck was the "PV GROUP Ukraine" enterprise, which developed and produced electronic warfare systems, and a facility used for assembling, storing, and releasing various types of UAVs.

In the Kiev region, the strike targeted a logistics center in Vyshneve, where reception, storage, assembly, and distribution of components for drone production took place, as well as the manufacture of individual elements for strike UAVs.

Additionally, the ministry reported that two cargo ships transporting military cargo to a Ukrainian port were hit the previous day in the waters south of Odessa.