Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces carried out strikes on Ukrainian military-support infrastructure, including logistics centers, production workshops and storage sites linked to long-range drones. The statement, released Saturday, framed the operation as an attack on facilities used by the Ukrainian armed forces.
According to the Russian account, the targets also included fuel and energy assets as well as transport and port infrastructure. The ministry said these sites were tied to sustaining Ukrainian military operations, particularly the production, storage and movement of equipment.
The trimmed report did not include independent verification, specific locations or additional operational details. It also did not say what weapons were used or describe the scale of the reported damage.
The claim highlights the continuing focus in the Russia-Ukraine war on supply chains and drone capabilities, with military infrastructure remaining a central target in reported strikes by both sides.
