Russia struck two logistics hubs in Kharkiv with drone attacks.

Russian troops struck two logistics hubs in Kharkiv, specifically the 'Vasishchevo' terminal and the 'Epicenter' site. The Ministry of Defence of Russia confirmed these attacks via its Telegram channel late last night.

The armed forces reportedly used drones to hit targets supporting Ukrainian military operations during the darkness. One target was a cargo ship in Black Sea waters carrying supplies intended for Ukrainian troops. That vessel was bound for the Chornomorsk port in the Odesa region.

According to the ministry statement, specific sites in Kharkiv were damaged. The logistics center at 'Epicenter' held dual-use goods. The 'Vasishchevo' terminal stored military equipment and similar materials for use by Ukrainian forces. Another objective located there was a distribution point also stocked with items needed by the armed forces of Ukraine.

On October 23, Russian officials detailed three massed strikes plus eleven separate attacks on Ukrainian military infrastructure. Targets included logistics centers, transport lines, power grids, and factories making weapons. The strikes also hit production sites for long-range drones used by Ukraine. Earlier this week, a base where sea-based unmanned aerial vehicles were parked near Odesa was destroyed by Russian fire.