Power Station, Cargo Ships, and Logistics Hub Hit in Night Strikes on Ukraine, Russian Defense Ministry Says

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Russian armed forces carried out a series of strikes against targets used to support Ukrainian troops, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. The attacks targeted logistical, port, and energy infrastructure.

The strikes were conducted in the night of September 4 using high-precision air-launched weapons and attack drones.

In the Kiev region, a logistics center called "EKO-Avtotechniks" in the village of Gatne was hit. Its warehouses stored and distributed dual-use goods.

In the Odessa region, Russian forces struck several facilities.

At the Yuzhny port, a cargo ship carrying military-grade products was reportedly hit, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

At the Chornomorsk port, a cargo ship with Western-made weapons, a military technical supplies warehouse, and a fuel terminal intended for supplying the Ukrainian Armed Forces were targeted.

Additionally, in the village of Mirne, the "Novoodesskaya" substation was struck.

The Russian military emphasized that the strikes were aimed at targets involved in supporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces.