Russia strikes Kyiv data centers and Odesa logistics hub with drones
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Russia's Defense Ministry said its forces struck data processing centers in Kyiv and a logistics hub in Odesa with drones. The ministry also reported hitting a dry cargo ship carrying military supplies for Ukraine's army while it was at sea.
Key Facts
- Russia's Defense Ministry said drones struck data processing centers belonging to Omega Telecom and Kyivstar in Kyiv.
- The ministry reported hitting a Nova Poshta logistics center in Odesa where military cargo was stored.
- A dry cargo ship carrying military supplies and dual-use cargo for Ukraine's army was struck while at sea near Odesa port.
Kyiv Data Centers
Russia's Defense Ministry said its drones struck data processing centers operated by Omega Telecom and Kyivstar in Kyiv. The ministry claimed the two companies provide high-speed internet and mobile communications services to Ukraine's military. It also alleged that a large amount of data was stored at the Omega Telecom facility.
Odesa Logistics Hub
In Odesa, the ministry said a Nova Poshta logistics center where military cargo was stored was hit. The ministry also reported striking a dry cargo ship carrying military supplies and dual-use cargo for Ukraine's army while it was at sea. The ship was heading to Odesa port, according to the ministry's statement.
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