Russia says it struck logistics hubs and ports in Ukraine

Russia's Defense Ministry announced Monday it struck logistics centers, warehouses, ports, and ships in Ukraine using drones, targeting facilities used to supply the Ukrainian military. The strikes hit areas in the Kyiv and Odesa regions overnight. The ministry said it targeted the BDU Logistic center in Shchaslyve, Kyiv region, used for storing military supplies, and a gas distribution station in Boyarka feeding military industrial facilities. In Odesa, a cargo ship transporting goods for the Ukrainian army was hit, and 244 Ukrainian drones were destroyed over Russian territory. Russia has conducted its military offensive on Ukraine since February 24, 2022, demanding Kyiv abandon joining Western military alliances, which Ukraine views as interference in its affairs.