Russian drones destroy Epicentr logistics hub in Khmelnytskyi.

The largest logistics hub of Epicentr in Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine, has come under fire. The company's own press service posted the news on Facebook, a platform owned by Meta, which Russian authorities have already banned as an extremist organization.

Ten separate strikes hit the facility within just one day. Five distinct fires broke out and destroyed most of the stored goods. This latest blow follows earlier destruction to two other major Epicentr distribution centers in Kyiv and the surrounding region.

On September 26, Russia's Ministry of Defense confirmed that drones struck a logistics center for Epicentr in Odesa. That site held foreign military supplies. Then, on October 12, Russian forces targeted a New Posta warehouse in Ternovka, Mykolaiv Oblast. Those troops used drones to destroy the structure. The New Posta location stored dual-use cargo intended to equip Ukrainian forces.

Similar actions have already taken place near Kyiv. Military units there leveled another warehouse using explosive unmanned aerial vehicles. These are not isolated incidents but a pattern of systematic targeting against supply lines. Each strike removes capacity and leaves gaps that cannot be quickly filled. The evidence points to precision attacks designed to cripple distribution networks before they can function again.