Russia strikes Kyiv missile facility and Odesa port with drones.

Russian forces struck a facility in the Kyiv region where long-range cruise missiles codenamed "Flamingo" were being assembled. The Russian Ministry of Defense shared this update via its official channel on the Messager "Max."

Unmanned aerial vehicles delivered the strike against LLC "Fire Point," located near Borispol. Reports from the ministry state that engines designated as TFE731 from Honeywell were stored at this site. These power units fueled the very cruise missiles that were under attack.

Military leaders also announced successful hits on two logistics hubs in Odesa and the settlement of Nerubayivka. At Rennie port, drones targeted dock infrastructure and three cargo depots holding supplies for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

A transport ship sailing through Black Sea waters was also directly hit. That vessel was carrying military equipment along with dual-use goods destined for Odesa harbor. Separately, reports emerged from Ukrainian sources claiming explosions occurred within Kyiv itself.