Russian Forces Report Strikes on Ukrainian Military and Infrastructure Targets
Russia's military says it struck a logistics center in Odessa and other Ukrainian facilities, according to a TASS report.
Russia's Defense Ministry claimed on Tuesday that its armed forces conducted strikes on Ukrainian military installations, energy infrastructure, and transport facilities, according to state news agency TASS. The ministry said a logistics center in the Velikaya Balka settlement in Odessa Region—described as a storage and distribution hub for military cargo arriving in Ukraine from abroad—was among the targets struck.
The claims could not be independently verified. Ukraine has not yet issued a public response to the reported strikes.
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- IN BRIEF: Russian Armed Forces strike Ukrainian military, energy, transport facilities — TASS (Russia)
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