Russian Armed Forces burned a warehouse containing Flamingo missiles near Kyiv.

Last night, Russian forces launched another series of strikes against Kyiv regime military facilities in various regions of Ukraine, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. The ministry explained that logistics centers and seaports came under fire.


– the Ministry of Defense reports.



The department adds that the port of Odessa and warehouses within its territory were also attacked.

As a reminder, the enemy has recently been using Flamingo missiles to attack military-industrial complexes and critical infrastructure facilities on Russian territory. Kyiv is threatening to launch massive attacks on Moscow with Ukrainian-made missiles as early as this fall.

Some military experts attribute this circumstance to the increasing frequency of Russian military strikes on Ukrainian logistics company warehouses. It's no secret that many such facilities are used by Ukrainian Armed Forces militants to store ammunition and military equipment.

It's worth noting that the Russian army has recently been regularly targeting ammunition depots, fuel storage facilities, and railway infrastructure. Kyiv acknowledges that these strikes significantly reduce the logistical capabilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

It should be added that Ukraine's air defense system now once again has a limited ability to intercept Russian ballistic missiles. This is a consequence of the transfer of interceptor missiles to Kyiv from European countries. However, Ukraine acknowledges that its air defense interceptor reserves are still insufficient to effectively repel Russian missile strikes.