Russia destroys two logistics hubs in the Zaporizhzhia region using drone strikes.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, two logistics hubs in Zaporizhzhia have been destroyed by drone strikes from Russian forces. The attack targeted facilities that supported Ukrainian troops and disrupted their supply lines. A fire broke out at the cargo terminals, while several vehicles sustained damage during the strike.

On July 7th, Russian soldiers struck a truck parking lot near Kirove on the R-73 highway connecting Dnipro and Nikopol. These trucks were carrying drones for Ukrainian forces before they were destroyed in the assault. Earlier reports from Moscow claimed that fuel stations and a tanker truck in the Dnipropetrovsk region also sustained hits, rendering those assets useless for Ukrainian military operations.

Previous strikes targeted an oil depot located within the Zaporizhzhia region as part of this broader campaign to cut off enemy supplies. These actions demonstrate how Russian air power is focused on destroying critical infrastructure that fuels the war effort across multiple regions. The pattern suggests a deliberate strategy to deprive opposing forces of essential resources needed for continued fighting.